Sentenced2Life Coach is more than a name—it’s a testimony. Jamal Muhammad was granted clemency by Governor Phil Murphy after serving nearly three decades of a life sentence. Through unwavering faith, deep study, and self-accountability, Jamal rebuilt himself—and now guides others on how to do the same. His coaching dives into spiritual grounding, personal development, and emotional healing, built on lived wisdom and real transformation.
Trust the Process. Trust the Decree.Jamal teaches that everything begins with trust in God’s divine plan. Through coaching sessions, he helps clients face reality, embrace hardships with purpose, and understand that their pain can birth a new path—if they believe.
Jamal isn’t speaking from theory—he lived it. His experience behind bars makes his coaching real, raw, and powerfully relevant.
His method combines spiritual truth with actionable strategies, helping clients overcome depression, self-doubt, and stagnation.
Jamal’s mission isn’t just to help—it’s to heal. His message speaks to men, youth, and communities who’ve been overlooked, harmed, or hardened.
Jamal debunks destructive myths that keep people stuck. Through coaching and speaking, he unpacks the hoax of the street code, the consequences of avoidance, and the healing power of self-reform, all while guiding people to rediscover purpose through divine insight and mental clarity.
From Survival to Self-MasteryJamal challenges toxic street ideologies, promoting a life rooted in good character, critical thinking, and authentic accountability. Whether through sports metaphors, literature like Animal Farm, or stories from scripture, he bridges street life to self-discovery.
Whether you’re a school, reentry program, youth group, or individual facing life's toughest questions, Jamal offers more than motivation—he offers a mirror. His workshops, 1-on-1 coaching, and talks don’t just uplift—they awaken.
Jamal teaches that everything begins with trust in God’s divine plan. Through coaching sessions, he helps clients face reality, embrace hardships with purpose, and understand that their pain can birth a new path—if they believe.