Ink Behind Bars: Can a Pen Set You Free in Federal Prison?
One of the strategies we encourage people to adopt is writing book reports. When I first heard about this approach through White […]
Why Generalists Win: Lessons from Range for White-Collar Defendants
In this post, I’m sharing my thoughts on Range by David Epstein. I found it valuable, especially for those navigating a white-collar […]
Persuading Your Probation Officer Leads To Shorter Sentences
There’s a straightforward action you can take right now to improve your sentence—or even make things better if you’ve already been sentenced. […]
Old Advice Can Lead to More Federal Prison Time: Anchoring and Loss Aversion Explained
Thank you for joining us today. I’m grateful to those who continue returning to these webinars and taking action. Many of you […]
Consistent Messaging, Role-Playing, and Avoiding Costly Prison Mistakes
I invite you to our webinar tomorrow, Monday, October 14th, at 1 p.m. Pacific / 4 p.m. Eastern. Click Here To Join […]
White Collar Advice Helps All Defendants
When I started creating content, I became obsessed with watching some of my videos go viral. But over time, I’ve come to […]
Webinar Summary: Preparing for Federal Probation
In our webinar yesterday, we talked about the perception or stigma that follows a conviction and common probation violations. 1. Understanding the […]
Think Again To Get A Shorter Federal Prison Term
Time for another book review! Today, I’ll cover Think Again: The Power of Knowing What You Don’t Know by Adam Grant and […]
Tracii’s Story: Building a New Record In Federal Prison
In her own words, Tracii shares her story of how taking action, leading others, and doing the work can lead to real, […]
Act Quickly During a Federal Investigation
Five weeks ago, a healthcare executive hired us. Then he went silent—no calls, no preparation. Today, we finally spoke. In this video, […]
Being an Introvert in Federal Prison: My Experience and Advice
Recently, during an interview, the reporter caught me off guard by asking what is was like being an an introvert in federal […]