Recently, I was speaking to journalists from The New York Times and Business Insider. Both reporters asked questions about serving time in federal prison and in particular: What are some do’s and don’ts for life on the inside?
As luck would have it, I covered some of the life behind bars questions with Los Angeles Magazine. Considering the interest in the topic, I decided to film a video that breaks down some of the advice I offered for this article.
#1: Don’t complain about the length of your federal prison sentence.
#2: Observe and Adapt
#3: Avoid the staff
#4: Appreciate your family
#5: Practice good hygiene
#6: Establish a routine
#7: Look to literature
You can watch the video here.
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Thank you,
Justin Paperny
I was in Lompoc 1978 – 1981 saved my life was the best thing for me I always had a positive attitude worked out 6 days a week for 2 hours would walk the track for hours every day I’m am now 81 years old feeling good have a few health issues but all great
Thank you for sharing tips from experience. This is excellent advice for everyone with the same struggles. Great post, indeed!