“Twenty-five to Life” is the terminology used to refer to prison sentences for criminals. Many governments believe the worst sentence for a criminal is to spend the rest of their life behind bars.

However, many more people in the world are living out their own prison sentences, just not behind bars. They serve their sentences in cubicles, behind desks, and in the trenches of mediocrity, constantly grinding day in and day out, struggling to keep themselves afloat. Ball and chains are replaced with mountains of debt we carry on our shoulders, a heavy reminder of the reason we trade the best 40-plus years of our life: To make a living with the hopes of retiring and enjoying our "golden years".

Today, at just 25, Adam Green has created a new meaning for 25 to Life. Instead of a life sentence in the work force, Adam escaped. Adam challenged the system, the way things were “supposed to be,” and in a short four to five years broke out from his personal life sentence as an employee.