10 DRASTIC THINGS To Do If You Are Going To FEDERAL PRISON 

Justin. Your video showed up by chance in my feed and I’m so glad it did. Your message is awesome, your presentation is well thought out, flows well, and your points are crystal clear. Can’t wait to here more from you in the future. -Your newest subscriber.

I’ve never been to prison. I don’t plan on going. I am struggling in a lot of ways in life and I am not exactly sure why I first got a video suggestion from RU-vid’s algorithm- Having said that you still provide lots of good wisdom. You are interesting and I enjoy listening to your stories- I think it’s great that you have atoned and recreated yourself. Good luck w all of your endeavors moving forward. I too appreciate the stoic philosophy which you have referred to many times- Keep spreading your message and I wish you continued success-

Damn good advice. I've been a volunteer for Criminon for over 20 years. We provide life improvement courses for prison inmates. The basic course is The Way To Happiness. Our students are not white collar, but they learn to take responsibility and practice actions that helps restore their self respect. Their success stories can bring tears of joy. You can find The Way to Happiness on the Internet. I just with more people would read and apply it. Thank you for what you are doing. You are making a difference.

Interesting information, but was anyone else a little spooked to find this video in their recommendations?

DAMN BRAH Why didn't get go back and get an MBA from Booth? Then you could've done consulting for McKinsey or Boston Consulting Group

I think it's easier to avoid prison, than to deal with it. Don't do anything that will put you in prison or get blackmailed for. I don't care how much money or pleasure is involved. Not my game.

Update that Kareem stuff. He had a very classy shout out to LeBron this morning🏀

Ok. So here's a question. To what extent was your personal life, professionally, financially. Not personal like family and friends. But did you legitimately need. To build from the ground up or did you maintain a nest egg for your release? Looking at the difference between typical mass incarceration for, iguess you'd say "blue collar crime" or street crime. When people go into the system. It's violent and there typically is nothing at all positive awaiting their release. What was the difference in your case? Is white collar crime as devastating when punitive measure is applied? Genuinely curious. Not trying to instigate any hostility. But it seems to me the basket falls just as hard on both sides of that coin. But one side has roman columns to support it. The other simply toothpicks if anything to prop it up.