Could a person go from prison solitary confinement to respected attorney? Kaysia Earley did just that. She was arrested and charged with felony embezzlement during her senior year in college. She was working at a shoe store giving discounts on shoes to friends. Despite being four months pregnant, she was put in solitary confinement. However, this experience didn't break her, but made her stronger. She turned her life around, became a lawyer, and is now a zealous advocate for her clients. Kaysia's story is an inspiration that resilience and the power of determination can conquer so much. Kaysia Earley's journey from incarceration to becoming a successful attorney is a testament to the power of growth and redemption. She emphasizes that her past mistakes do not define her and that she was able to find herself and grow from her experiences. Kaysia's faith played a significant role in her transformation, as she had to wrestle with her faith and fear before deciding to pursue law school. Despite facing challenges and skepticism, Kaysia had to fight to finally be accepted by the Florida Bar. Her personal experience of being incarcerated gives her a unique perspective and empathy for her clients. Kaysia's story is a reminder that fear should not paralyze us and that faith can lead to incredible achievements. Kaysia has won numerous awards such as, Top 40 under 40 National Trial Lawyers Association, Top 10 Best Attorney Award, and numerous others. Show sponsors: White Collar Support Group - Register for the October 19th conference at whitecollarconference.com, Autoplazadirect.com "Your Personal Car Concierge."