About the Movement
Inmates for Entrepreneurial Progress (IEP) is a movement of incarcerated individuals within the United States who are proactively taking their rehabilitation and entrepreneurial aspirations into their own hands, in the pursuit of positive change and progress while incarcerated. IEP was founded on March 18th of 2015 by Travis Eugene Williams.
The IEP movement is coupled with the self-titled "Inmates for Entrepreneurial Progress" book that is the foundational learning tool for IEP minded inmates.
IEP's mission is to show and maintain positive change through productive incarceration by means of
1. Self-rehabilitation.
2. Pursuing higher education.
3. Legally executing entrepreneurial/business plans via agents/fiduciaries on the outside.
4. Working to build and or become a part of supportive networks in efforts to continue in personal growth as well as financial growth.
5. Working hard to provide for their families despite being incarcerated.
In light of IEP's mission, IEP seeks to contribute to our nation's economic growth, development, and stability by connecting with IEP-friendly companies, freelancers, and more, to introduce new ideas for solutions, services, and products in efforts to create and otherwise take advantage of promising and or beneficial business opportunities, make tax contributions, and to promote and grow in national anti-recidivism and prison reform. This will in turn create job and freelance opportunities for not only U.S. citizens, but individuals abroad.
The top books associated with the IEP movement are:
In this 2nd Edition of Inmates for Entrepreneurial Progress, the author updates information and includes new information in efforts to keep the movement of incarcerated individuals seeking to explore and maximize their entrepreneurial potential...going strong. This edition is better than ever... From an inmate, For inmates.
Inmates for Entrepreneurial Progress (lEP)... the Movement, the adjoined IEP book series, and the overall pursuit of national prison reform, self-rehabilitation of inmates, productive incarceration, anti-recidivism, productive citizenship after release, and ultimately ending mass-incarceration.
This guide is designed to be the foundational learning tool for inmates who are incarcerated in the United States and seek early release, as well as the family and friends of those who are incarcerated in the United States, that are seeking early release of their loved one(s).
With a simple but logical approach, "Step Your Sh!t Up!" says what needs to be said to reach the hardheaded minds of those who seem to can't get right. This short, easy to read and comprehend book, titled "Step Your Sh!t Up!" shows and proves to be well worth the investment for inmates seeking to purchase it directly and or the family and loved ones seeking to purchase it.