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South Bend Redevelopment Commission Regular Meeting –March 5, 2010 for years, doing the same thing expecting different results. When I came to my senses, I had been convicted of the crimes I had committed during this cycle and was on my way to , where I spent time! prisonBeing released in 2000, I have changed my life. Leaving the past behind, I was determined to be the best that I could be. Landing a job and everything going well, I decided to try to move up the corporate ladder. This caused the company to run a background check; I had been working for 10 months with no problems, no tardiness or absences, but nothing mattered when the results from the background check came I was dismissed! back, This made me realize that my past was still a part of my live, and had placed barriers that I didn’t know how to penetrate until I got Project Impact. involved with I’ve learned a lot more about myself through Dr. Monroe’s “Beautiful Mind Classes” , I’ve also started Vincennes UniversityC & C, at studying and I’ve began to set goals in life for myself. Before Project Impact I felt limited in life, now my outlook is on life has changed and I accept life, on life’s terms. I no longer feel that I’m less than the next person, the insight and training I’ve received has better prepared B.E.E.T me to become a better person and a (Best Employee Ever Trained). Thank You Project Impact Ralph W. Landrum III: This is my Testimony on “How Project Impact has changed my Life.” First of all, I am an ex-felon, who has been out of prison since October 10, 2008. After being released, I had to readjust to all of the changes that took place while I was away. I had no idea what I was truly up against and 57