Mathematics is an inspirational recovery coach and

consultant, group specialist, public speaker and poet. He has

many years of experience in prisons and treatment

facilities while giving countless hours to his community

through service, sponsorship, and events. He currently

works at Bedrock Recovery Centers, Ark Behavioral Health

and Norfolk House of Correction.
 

Believing life is about transformation, Mathematics has

reinvented himself many times over. He spent 15 winters and 14 summers in state prison, went to 131 detox facilities, eight stabilization programs, four halfway houses and survived seven overdoses. He came into the world as Daniel Revallion, then Dawu, then Divine, and now answers to

the spiritual attribute, Mathematics. With personal experience in addiction and recovery, prison and street culture, Mathematics overlaps a message of overcoming obstacles and achieving success by sharing practical steps towards change.
 

Mathematics now realizes that he was planted in his pain to find his purpose which is to inspire, uplift, and be of service to others. He is currently living every addict's dream of recovery by working with a sponsor and sponsees. Mathematics is invited to speak at diverse settings, both large and small, around the Southeast Region. Some spaces include classrooms, school assemblies, Juneteenth, Faneuil Hall, Overdose Awareness Month, and Boston City Hall. Covering topics about change, the 12 steps of recovery, the power of transformation, and being a living example to show that change is possible, are just a few areas of Mathematics' expertise.
 

Mathematics passions are sports, helping others, chess, poetry, motivational speaking, spending time with family, creative writing, making music, being a positive influence on social media, and doing activism work in the community.
 

He attended The School of Hard Knocks, Cambridge Ridge and Latin, Roxbury Community College (The B.A.C.E Program), and has certifications from Brandeis and Boston College for small business and life skills training. Most of all, he has turned his brand, Motivated by Math, from a positive message into a movement for personal and social transformation.