In a world where we're more connected than ever yet lonelier than we've ever felt, something is clearly broken. Despite our comforts, achievements, and digital lives, a quiet crisis is growing—one of purpose, meaning, and spiritual hunger. Unbound is a gripping, soul-stirring memoir that confronts this crisis head-on. Mitch takes readers deep into his journey from addiction and spiritual numbness to a transformative awakening—one that began not in a meditation retreat or mountaintop, but inside a federal prison camp. What society called punishment became, for him, the very birthplace of freedom.

This book goes beyond personal redemption. It speaks to a collective awakening that’s calling out to all of us. Part memoir, part spiritual guide, Unbound challenges cultural assumptions about success, mental health, education, and healing. Through deeply personal storytelling and universal insights, Mitch shares how even our darkest moments—when embraced—can become sacred ground for transformation. With honesty, humility, and a voice that speaks directly to the soul, this is a guidebook for anyone ready to wake up from the illusions we've been sold and reclaim what truly matters.

• ✦ A powerful memoir of personal transformation and spiritual awakening inside federal prison

• ✦ Explores deep cultural and psychological questions around purpose, freedom, and healing

• ✦ Offers a three-part journey—from societal disconnection to inner awakening to practical renewal

• ✦ Includes reflections, wisdom teachings, and actionable insights drawn from real experience

• ✦ Ideal for readers of spiritual nonfiction, memoir, psychology, or personal development

• ✦ A compelling call to reimagine how we live, love, educate, and evolve

Unbound is more than a story—it's an invitation to look inward and question everything you've been told about success, suffering, and what it means to be truly free. Whether you’re in a prison of circumstance, trauma, addiction, or self-doubt, this book offers a path toward remembering your wholeness. If you’re ready to break the chains—seen and unseen—this is your starting point.