Thinking Outside the Fence

The book “Thinking Outside the Fence : A Guide to help your incarcerated loved one in their quest for rehabilitation and reconciliation” sends a powerful message to family members that have a loved one who is incarcerated. We as family members of someone incarcerated, can have a profound effect on your loved ones rehabilitation while in prison. “Thinking Outside the Fence” was written by Joe Baker, a Tennessee inmate, who is currently serving a life sentence. In this book, Joe will offer many lessons he has learned in his 24+ years in prison. With the support, love and encouragement of his family members and Gods grace, Joe has made a positive change in his life, and wants to encourage others to do the same.

This book offers lessons and advice to encourage your loved one to change their path in life. It will equip you with the tools you need to help your loved one change their mindset, make restitution for their crime, and start the rehabilitation process. If you want your loved one to change, then you must be a part of the process. It may not happen overnight, but your message must be consistent and with love. You can make a difference in turning their life around. With your encouragement, your loved one will see that they can have a better life after incarceration, and help them to start thinking outside the fence.