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While in Mississippi, I received a call from a good dude just sentenced to federal prison. He told me he had been […]
Justin Paperny
Oct 23, 2024

In this week’s webinar, my partners Scotty Carper and Michael led a discussion focused on strategies for preparing both mentally and practically […]
Justin Paperny
Oct 23, 2024
I’m fortunate to have had a mentor who changed my life in many ways. One of the key lessons he shared with […]
Justin Paperny
Oct 17, 2024
Want to PREPARE for and THRIVE AFTER a government investigation? Go Here If you’re new to our community, my name is Justin […]
Justin Paperny
Oct 12, 2024
When I started creating content, I became obsessed with watching some of my videos go viral. But over time, I’ve come to […]
Justin Paperny
Oct 10, 2024
In her own words, Tracii shares her story of how taking action, leading others, and doing the work can lead to real, […]
Justin Paperny
Oct 4, 2024
Recently, during an interview, the reporter caught me off guard by asking what is was like being an an introvert in federal […]
Justin Paperny
Oct 1, 2024
“If it is not documented, it didn’t happen,” a federal judge once told me after a conference in Fort Worth. Some people take […]
Justin Paperny
Sep 28, 2024
Thanks to everyone who joined our webinar on Monday! It was great to see so many of you there, engaging and thinking […]
Justin Paperny
Sep 11, 2024

In Monday’s webinar, my team and I discussed strategies for navigating a government investigation, preparing for sentencing, and maximizing opportunities in federal […]
Justin Paperny
Sep 11, 2024

My daughter Alyssa and I have gone through every Roald Dahl book together, reading and listening. After we finished “Charlie and the […]
Justin Paperny
Sep 8, 2024
When violent crimes occur—especially those involving the death of children—our first reaction is often one of outrage, believing the person responsible should […]
Justin Paperny
Sep 3, 2024
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