Exceptional young man works hard to become rich after spending 10 years in prison, opens training school to teach people

Leon Howard, a talented American who spent ten years of his life in prison, has come out on top to become an expert in producing money.

Leon Howard, a native of New Orleans, Louisiana, in the United States, struggled as a child and was eventually incarcerated at the age of 16. He received a 10-year prison term.

Leon made the decision to use the remainder of his life to make remarkable contributions to the community when he was imprisoned after reflecting on his life. He made friends with a fellow prisoner (his cellmate) who was serving time for theft.

Leon’s cellmate gave him insight into how affluent people acquire their wealth through stock market investments and trading. He eventually continued to research the idea and was able to fully comprehend how to profit from stocks and investments.

“My former cellmate changed my entire perspective on life. After I  told him how much time I had in prison, he told me his sentence was only 18 months,” Leon told Essence.

Through the course of his time in prison, Leon said he devoured any information he could about wealth-building. “My cellmate said rich people put their money into three places: the stock market, a business and then real estate,” Leon said.

Leon found employment as an ironworker soon after being released from prison. He set aside 70% of his income for investing. As he continually thought over his next steps, it gradually grew larger. Leon now works as a full-time investor and entrepreneur and shares his knowledge with others to help them achieve the same level of financial freedom.

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