What an inspiring message, Justin. These ideas are fantastic as well. You've got to be thinking about the finish line before you start and you certainly give everyone something to think about. Make a plan, be specific, document your efforts and your results. Great advice!
Thank you Scott for your insights. I applaud you for not just talking about what you want to do-you’re doing it! You have the plan, you’re specific and you’re documenting it. I will encourage people to follow your journey, starting with the video you filmed earlier today with Michael. Again, thank you. th-cam.com/video/jmWr7uRZniE/w-d-xo.html
Great message, Justin. Thirteen years ago, I also surrendered to federal jail after participating in an illegal drug conspiracy. My younger brother walked me from Greenwich Village to the federal courthouse in Lower Manhattan. That experience opened my heart and mind in ways I could never had imagined. Today, I proudly work with you and Michael Santos to help other defendants like us. I'm like a Justice Midwife, coaching people through the painful part on the way to healing and growth.
You're right. Do not wait to get started in or out of prison. Just start and be specific. This is an important message and I appreciate your authenticity and sincerity.
Well, another insightful video that is applicable to life outside of prison....being intentional and thoughtful of all our activities....whether reading, cooking, talking to someone, basically be present. Very nice. You are a pretty special person.
I’m 74, never been in prison, heck, I’ve never gotten a TICKET, but I get so much from listening to every video. I don’t want to miss 1 !! You’re an inspiration and I wish you the best in your young life!
You're generous with your compliments. Thank you so much. So pleased to know you are finding value in the work. By the way, not even one ticket?!? Be well! Justin
@@WhiteCollarAdviceOfficial , NOPE not one, and I got my license in 1964…I now I had my husband who worked (and now retired) as a Sr Special Agent watch your videos ! He’s happy you made it home!!!!!
You are one of the nicest reprobates I ever met. Thanks so much for letting the other reprobates know how to deal with the system. I did pushups everyday for 38 months.
Hello, what you are describing is a way/system of living your life, every day, a routine that is based on vision and goals. The fear and helplessness I experienced, in a cell, was extremely profound. So hard for my friends to really understand. I still wake up everyday, today in particular (turned 65 and am still alive..haha) and am PROFOUNDLY grateful to not be in jail...it was horrific on so many levels, I can't begin. So, YOU, are so wonderful to share this with me. Thank you.
Gosh, Justin. This so helpful and imparts a brilliant framework for mastering life from investigation through indictment through custody through the halfway house and onto the great unknown beyond. White Collar Advice kept me out of custody and enabled me to serve only home confinement. (You and Brad know my story.) Your message triggered several thoughts. First, the inescapable irony is that you and Michael would not be successful human beings had you not experienced prison. Second, I am reminded of the plaque on the desk of the now-deceased chairman of Intel Corporation, Andy Grove. It read, "Success breeds complacency, Complacency breeds failure. Only the paranoid survive." Third, I recommend "Infinite Jest" by David Foster Wallace for anyone facing halfway house. Last and most significant, you have inspired me to get specific and self-accountable with my current life now that I have lost my law license.
Tom, our whole team cannot thank you enough for your continued support and endorsement of our work. We are all very thankful you trusted us to help guide you. I will check out the book you suggested!! Thank you again, Justin
Just like my mom told me when you pray be specific God wants to know specifics claim declare believe in the things that you say and the things that you say that you want and the things that you pray for
What an inspiring message, Justin. These ideas are fantastic as well. You've got to be thinking about the finish line before you start and you certainly give everyone something to think about. Make a plan, be specific, document your efforts and your results. Great advice!
Thank you Scott for your insights. I applaud you for not just talking about what you want to do-you’re doing it! You have the plan, you’re specific and you’re documenting it. I will encourage people to follow your journey, starting with the video you filmed earlier today with Michael. Again, thank you.
th-cam.com/video/jmWr7uRZniE/w-d-xo.html
Great message, Justin. Thirteen years ago, I also surrendered to federal jail after participating in an illegal drug conspiracy. My younger brother walked me from Greenwich Village to the federal courthouse in Lower Manhattan. That experience opened my heart and mind in ways I could never had imagined. Today, I proudly work with you and Michael Santos to help other defendants like us. I'm like a Justice Midwife, coaching people through the painful part on the way to healing and growth.
And we proudly work with you. Thank you so much for all you do.
Justin always provides the most humble advice I’ve see. Please keep up the great work for your clients. And keep up the videos!
Encouraging content. Grunt. Put your head down. Keep going. Good lessons applicable to anybody!
I agree!
Really pleased to know you found value in the video. Thank you!
Thank you for all you do to help people, including my family!
You’re welcome. Thank you for watching.
You're right. Do not wait to get started in or out of prison. Just start and be specific. This is an important message and I appreciate your authenticity and sincerity.
Just starting is the key. In time, we can pivot as we learn. I appreciate your comment. Thank you.
Well, another insightful video that is applicable to life outside of prison....being intentional and thoughtful of all our activities....whether reading, cooking, talking to someone, basically be present. Very nice. You are a pretty special person.
You are kind. I appreciate your compliments. So happy to have you as part of our community!
I’m 74, never been in prison, heck, I’ve never gotten a TICKET, but I get so much from listening to every video. I don’t want to miss 1 !! You’re an inspiration and I wish you the best in your young life!
You're generous with your compliments. Thank you so much. So pleased to know you are finding value in the work. By the way, not even one ticket?!? Be well! Justin
@@WhiteCollarAdviceOfficial , NOPE not one, and I got my license in 1964…I now I had my husband who worked (and now retired) as a Sr Special Agent watch your videos ! He’s happy you made it home!!!!!
You are one of the nicest reprobates I ever met. Thanks so much for letting the other reprobates know how to deal with the system. I did pushups everyday for 38 months.
Hello, what you are describing is a way/system of living your life, every day, a routine that is based on vision and goals. The fear and helplessness I experienced, in a cell, was extremely profound. So hard for my friends to really understand. I still wake up everyday, today in particular (turned 65 and am still alive..haha) and am PROFOUNDLY grateful to not be in jail...it was horrific on so many levels, I can't begin. So, YOU, are so wonderful to share this with me. Thank you.
Good advice … not just for prison oriented things but for Life in general. Your advice can apply to us all!
Thank you so much!
Thanks for all the great advice, WCA. Much appreciated.
You’re welcome. Thank you.
Good tips for people who sell stocks using unethical means, and there are alot of them out there in 2021.
Good tips, I think, for anyone who wants to live an authentic, values based life.
Gosh, Justin. This so helpful and imparts a brilliant framework for mastering life from investigation through indictment through custody through the halfway house and onto the great unknown beyond. White Collar Advice kept me out of custody and enabled me to serve only home confinement. (You and Brad know my story.) Your message triggered several thoughts. First, the inescapable irony is that you and Michael would not be successful human beings had you not experienced prison. Second, I am reminded of the plaque on the desk of the now-deceased chairman of Intel Corporation, Andy Grove. It read, "Success breeds complacency, Complacency breeds failure. Only the paranoid survive." Third, I recommend "Infinite Jest" by David Foster Wallace for anyone facing halfway house. Last and most significant, you have inspired me to get specific and self-accountable with my current life now that I have lost my law license.
Tom, our whole team cannot thank you enough for your continued support and endorsement of our work. We are all very thankful you trusted us to help guide you. I will check out the book you suggested!! Thank you again, Justin
Thank you for these thoughts and congratulations on tour incredibly successful journey!
Thank you so much!
Just like my mom told me when you pray be specific God wants to know specifics claim declare believe in the things that you say and the things that you say that you want and the things that you pray for
At the rate your going you will be back.