Kim Harrington, Founder - H10 Enterprises, LLC

Kim Harrington, Founder - H10 Enterprises, LLC From Foster Care to Fortune 100 companies. Kim's journey is nothing short of extraordinary.

Raised as a ward of the court in New York City's foster care system, he transformed extreme adversity into achievement through service. Passionate about helping people reach their full potential, personally and professionally.

03/28/2026

HAVE YOU EVER NEEDED SOME INSPIRATION OR A REMINDER...

Living in Atlanta and visiting the Sweet Auburn Historic District offers a powerful, "tangible" reminder that extreme adversity can lead to unparalleled greatness.

For me, I come through here a few times a year. Why? To feel the power of history, the sacrifice, personal risk, and the type of commitment involved in making a better life for strangers.

For you, there may not be a Sweet Auburn where you live (if you do, consider yourself blessed). However, visiting historic, high-stakes environments like Sweet Auburn, where you live, or work
can act as a business catalyst by transforming adversity into innovation, fostering resilience, and aligning purpose with legacy.

It should serve as a reminder to build sustainable, community-focused enterprises, accept calculated risks, and commit to long-term impact over short-term gain, much like this historic district's
legacy.

03/24/2026

100% INNOCENT VICTIM’S JOURNEY

MADD Victims Impact Panel - Atlanta

This VIDEO and description outlines the harrowing journey of a drunk driving victim which mirrors the severe, life-altering, and often irreversible outcomes seen in high-impact motor vehicle COLLISIONS.

The Collision and Rescue

* Head-On Impact
* Trapped in Vehicle
* Emergency Transport & Surgery

Physical and Long-Term Injuries

* Severe Brain Damage (Frontal Lobe)
* Facial and Skeletal Reconstruction
* Vision Loss
* Orthopedic Trauma
* 60+ Surgeries
* Lifelong Complications
* Permanent Infertility

Injustice and Aftermath

* Underserved Justice
* Lack of Restitution

This account represents a lifelong, daily struggle to recover from injuries that "weren't supposed to be survived" and were 100% PREVENTABLE.

03/18/2026

THE GREAT DISCONNECT: Why We Underestimate the People Who Spend the Most Time With Our Children.

We’re Measuring Grades, but missing the soul. The profound teacher impact we’ve learned to ignore.

The vivid, defining experiences that shaped who I am are populated by a cast of extraordinary individuals who showed up at precisely the right moments. Their influence didn't require titles or authority. It required presence.

Compassion, Belonging, Laughter and Resilience are just a few life lessons I learned. Lessons that still resonate 55 years removed from Elementary School. THINK ABOUT THAT!

03/17/2026

BAD RAP - Don’t allow the rare exceptions to professionalism tarnish the heroic work of the majority. What do I mean by that? There are approximately 50 Million law enforcement interactions annually in the United States. 20 Million as a result of a traffic stop, with 1%-2% of those encounters involving the use or threat of force.

There are approximately 750,000 sworn law enforcement officers in the United States with women representing roughly 14% of the total.

Long-term trauma in U.S. law enforcement officers manifests as chronic mental and physical health issues, including a 2-4 times higher risk of PTSD, depression, anxiety, and su***de compared to the general population. Chronic exposure to critical incidents leads to burnout, high rates of cardiovascular disease, sleep disorders, and unhealthy coping mechanisms like alcohol misuse, often compounded by a, "tough," culture that discourages seeking help.

03/16/2026

BEING A MARINE…

The day I enlisted was like any other day, UNTIL IT WASN’T...

Marine Corps pride is rooted in a 250-year legacy of elite fighting, discipline, and a "once a Marine, always a Marine" mindset. It is defined by unwavering camaraderie, the motto Semper Fidelis (Always Faithful), and the dedication to earning the title "Marine" through intense physical and mental training.

03/15/2026

THERE’S POWER IN FORMING NEW HABITS…

Forming new habits is a powerful way to redesign your life by leveraging brain plasticity to automate positive behaviors.

By utilizing a "habit loop" of cue, routine, and reward, small, consistent actions become automatic routines that require less conscious effort over time, ultimately building discipline, increasing productivity, and improving well-being.

03/14/2026

THIS DOESN’T COST YOU ANYTHING, EXCEPT FOR YOUR TIME.

** PRICELESS INVESTMENT **

Hiking outdoors offers comprehensive physical, mental, and emotional benefits by combining cardiovascular exercise with nature immersion.

It boosts cardiovascular health, strengthens muscles, reduces stress, lowers anxiety, and provides a sense of peace. It also improves balance, increases creativity, and allows for disconnection from daily technology-driven pressures

03/12/2026

SLOW DOWN , DON’T BE SO BUSY THAT YOU MISS WHAT’S IMPORTANT

Every second counts. Live in this moment. This is life. This is what matters." — Claire Contreras

03/02/2026

WHEN LIFE THROWS YOU IN THE BLENDER - At my lowest, I still had control over one thing in my life, “MY ATTITUDE” and so do you!

This is a 1 minute clip is from a 60 minute radio spot on Business RadioX . Full interview can be accessed here: https://lnkd.in/eHAZrm9e

In the late 1970s, the odds of "success" - defined as stable housing, employment, and economic independence - for a male aging out of the foster care system in New York City were exceptionally low. During this period, youth often "emancipated" at 18 with little to no support, facing high risks of homelessness, incarceration, and unemployment.

** The answer to this is never “SO WHAT.” **

Key Challenges and Outcomes for Young Men (Late 1970s Context):

* Homelessness: Roughly 20% to 30% of foster youth became homeless “immediately” upon aging out.
* Incarceration (mostly survival crimes): Nearly 60% of young men who aged out of the foster system were expected to be incarcerated by age 26.
* Educational Attainment: Only about half of youth raised in foster care finished high school, with NYC, in particular, seeing low graduation rates for youth in care.
* Employment: 50% of aged-out youth were expected to be unemployed by age 24.
* Systemic Instability (you don’t know what you don’t know): Many young men leaving the system in this era were unprepared for adult responsibilities, having often experienced multiple, traumatic placement changes

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