When looking at his childhood, it’s no surprise that D’Angelo Stefani’s life morphed into a statistic. From living with drug addicted parents in an abusive household, to being shuffled through the foster care system, to being homeless at age 11, drugs and crime are almost inevitable if there are no capable adults in the room to guide you.It was after he served ten years in prison for a bank robbery that Stefani opted to create a better life. He doesn’t sugarcoat his past, especially his soon to be published memoir: On My Own.As Stefani leads his audiences on a trip through his journey of survival, he reminds us that it’s resilience that lets us discover our true selves and reinvent our lives to what makes us whole.CONNECT WITH D'ANGELO ONLINEhttps://dangelostefani.com/https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B0CZCVNBD4https://www.facebook.com/Boston2Tulsa/https://www.tiktok.com/@dangelo.bostonPlease subscribe and thank you for viewing.https://www.buymeacoffee.com/debbieelicksen