She Aged Out of Foster Care, Went to Prison, Then Built What Teens Desperately Need with Shannon Thompson
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She Aged Out of Foster Care, Went to Prison, Then Built What Teens Desperately Need with Shannon Thompson
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In this episode of Leaders of Today: Teens to Titans, Lorraine Connell sits down with Shannon Thompson, founder of Dream Bigger Publishing. After aging out of foster care, becoming a young mom, and spending time in prison, Shannon had to learn every part of “adulting” the hard way – from rent and credit to careers and money management.
Now she’s turned those painful lessons into a practical life skills curriculum that helps teens (especially those aging out of systems) understand what life really costs, how to build a dream career, and how to avoid the financial traps she fell into.
You’ll hear:
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How aging out of foster care with no safety net shaped Shannon’s path
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Why so many young people feel 10–20 years “behind” in adulthood
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The 3 core pillars of her Dream Bigger curriculum
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Her message for any teen who feels like their past defines their future
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Website: https://www.dreambiggerpublishing.com
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Books on Amazon: search “Dream Bigger Shannon Thompson”
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Instagram & Facebook: Dream_bigger_publishing
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LinkedIn: Dream Bigger Publishing / Shannon Thompson