Mistakes don’t define you, so make your next move your best move.

SummaryIn this episode, the hosts interview a guest named Rugge Jones who shares her experience of going through incarceration. Rugge grew up in a structured household as a Jehovah's Witness but eventually got involved in illegal activities, such as real estate fraud and car theft. She ended up serving 13 months in prison after refusing to cooperate with the authorities. During her time in prison, Rugge focused on personal growth, reading books, and working out. She also formed relationships with other incarcerated women and became an advocate for their well-being. Rugge emphasizes the importance of taking accountability and making positive changes in life. In this conversation, Rugge shares her experiences of being incarcerated and the challenges she faced upon reentering society. She discusses the importance of having a support system and the impact of incarceration on relationships with family and children. Rugge emphasizes the need for women to uplift and support each other, and she encourages young women to choose a different path and pursue their own businesses. She also talks about her work in helping women who are incarcerated and her project called Alma's House. Rugge shares her journey of self-discovery and self-love after prison.