About Steve Moore
About Steve Moore
Entrepreneur. Father. Survivor. Author.
Steve Moore has been in business for over 35 years. Long before "resilience" became a buzzword, Steve was living it — building, losing, fighting back, and rising again. His company, Bedroom Therapy.com, is a testament to what happens when purpose meets persistence.
But Steve's greatest achievements have never been measured in dollars.
A Father Who Showed Up — Twice
Steve fought for and won custody of his daughter following his divorce, raising her through elementary and middle school and supporting her all the way to the University of Georgia — where she graduated with high honors with a degree in Computer Science. She became the number one recruit for Power Plan after graduation. That's not a coincidence. That's a father who never stopped believing in his child.
Then Steve did it again.
Against all odds — facing an opposing attorney, a biased guardian ad litem, and a system designed to say no — Steve won custody of his son without a single attorney by his side. Today, at 68, he is homeschooling his 8-year-old son while running a profitable business and building a legacy that no system could take from him.
From Federal Prison to $1.8 Million
In 1985, Steve Moore was a UNICOR federal prison inmate. UNICOR is the trade name for Federal Prison Industries. What happened next had never happened before in UNICOR's history since 1934 — Steve rose from inmate to federal prison contractor, going from earning $1.35 an hour to generating $1.8 million a year. He took what he learned inside and made it work on the outside.
Until the system tried to shut him down.
He rose anyway.
Still I Rise
Steve's memoir, Still I Rise: A Father's Truth, is the raw, unfiltered account of his journey — the wins, the losses, the fights, and the purpose that never wavered. It is a story for every father who has been counted out, every person who has faced a system stacked against them, and everyone who refuses to stop rising.
This is more than a book. It's a movement.