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Testimonials

Michael X. Mendez

Michael X. Mendez ran away as a kid. What followed is a road a lot of people
reading this already know: unstable housing, then no housing at all.

Nobody handed him a turnaround. He found Beat The Streets, started the work,
and kept showing up for it — which is the part nobody puts on a flyer, because
it's slow and it's unglamorous and it's the only part that actually works.

He completed the prototype run of The Black Card Bible, our credit course,
before it was a finished product. Then he did the thing the course is actually
for. He ran the plays. His score is 745.

Today Michael is a commissioned Notary Public. He's a credit specialist. He
holds a certificate in trauma-informed care, which matters more than it sounds
like it does — it means when someone sits down across from him carrying
something heavy, the person on the other side of the table is trained for it.

He's justice-impacted himself. That's not a credential he went out and earned.
It's why the training landed differently, and why the people he works with
don't have to explain the parts that are hard to explain.

Next is a cargo van. Then a route into logistics — a field where the barrier
isn't the work, it's the capital and the credit to get a vehicle under you.
He's building toward exactly the thing his own credit work made possible.

He went from having no address to notarizing other people's documents.