What YOU Can Bring to Federal Prison (NOT WHAT YOU THINK)

Hi, I am Justin Paperny. Thank you for taking the time to follow our work.
Our goal at White Collar Advice & Prison Professors is to educate you and your family through your experience through the criminal justice system.
Each member on my team has been to federal prison. We certainly understand the anxieties that accompany this process.
I can state with certainty that your journey through federal prison and beyond will be easier if you are prepared for your surrender to federal prison. And those preparations include more than just bringing in your medications and your ID.
Those preparations include having the right attitude and frame of mind. If you get off to the wrong start it may be hard to gain any traction in federal prison.
For that reason, you must be ready from the moment you surrender to federal prison. You must be stoic, strong and understand the environment you are moving into.
Our videos are a good place to start. But you must take action and implement what we teach. Shon Hopwood was massively successful in prison. Why? Well, there are a lot of reasons he was successful in prison. One of those reasons was because he took action!
I was productive in prison. Why? Again, there were a lot of reasons, such as desire, family support and a general attitude in that I like doing what others say cannot be down. I also took massive action, even on days I did not want to.
Yes, it is hard to prepare in prison. Yes, I know your sentence may be unjust. Yes, I know that staff could care less about your plans to emerge successfully. I also know that your life after prison will be harder on those that love and support you if you do not take incremental, daily action. This video, What YOU Can Bring to Federal Prison, will help you get started.
If you want to read my book, it is free. The only investment is your time. Text LIBERTY to 44222 to get a copy or visit www.WhiteCollarAdvice.com.
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Take care, work hard and call me at 818-424-2220 if you have questions.
Justin Paperny
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[@SbuxAmbassador]

Thanks for another awesome video Justin! I wouldn't worry too much about what your metrics say about how long somebody actually stays tuned for. Speaking for myself I have watched every one of your videos in full. Keep up the great work!

[@WhiteCollarAdviceOfficial]

Thank you, Nick. I really appreciate your message. So pleased you find value in the videos. Hope you are well! JP

[@ChrissyCAGirl]

I always watch the whole way through! Keep ‘em coming!

[@michaelvalleck1967]

Great video! Watched it all the way through 😅 thanks for sharing.

[@iamjdale]

Learned a lot. Truly helpful. Thanks for this awesome advice.

[@WhiteCollarAdviceOfficial]

Thank you!

[@jaintushar90]

Amazing Video. a lot to learn from it.

[@lss74]

Who cares about You Tube analytics, I always watch and enjoy the whole video.

[@ameliaanagallo]

A wedding ring is a marker, saying you have someone outside; you & your spouse can be manipulated, or made a target.

[@WhiteCollarAdviceOfficial]

Not in a minimum security camp.

[@ingridokun214]

Additional advice: Eyeglasses should not have any type of ornamentation (e.g. logos, rhinestones, etc.). Some institutions may not allow you to bring in your medication so be sure to bring in your medical prescription/diagnosis as well. Wedding bands can not include any gemstones. Some female camps may allow you to wear earrings (also no gemstones). As Justin notes, it really depends upon who is processing you.

[@WhiteCollarAdviceOfficial]

Ingrid Okun thank you! As you can see this was more geared (mistakenly perhaps) for men. Ingrid let’s do a video where you focus on what women can bring. Thanks for contributing.

[@davidhutchinson5233]

In my experience, all the BOP staff...the only thing they were interested in was completing the required documentation. Just enough to pass for what is acceptable. I saw this applied to what might term a small issue to literally....life threatening medical conditions.

[@WhiteCollarAdviceOfficial]

David Hutchinson yes, I agree. Truth be told had I not seen it in prison, I probably would not have believed you.

[@SnowBirdBob76]

Great Information as always..! I self surrender Nov.4th

[@WhiteCollarAdviceOfficial]

Send an email to [e-mail]. We will email you some resources.

[@SnowBirdBob76]

@@WhiteCollarAdviceOfficial Thank you..

[@barneygoogle3277]

Starts 2:05

[@ryanmosey5932]

Does the first step act only affect the federal system or does it affect states too?

[@WhiteCollarAdviceOfficial]

ryan Mosey Hi Ryan, thanks for writing. This is a federal reform bill, but as Shon mentioned in the video, the bill is influencing some states to review their approach to imprisonment.

[@amandapereyra5532]

You alright

[@Gguy061]

So no personal possessions? No books?

[@WhiteCollarAdviceOfficial]

You can surrender with the bible. The rest of books should be sent via Amazon or another online book seller.

[@AudreysBrains]

Cute baby :) (edit- I guess that kid is 5 now!)

[@WhiteCollarAdviceOfficial]

Thank you! (He’s six next month!!)

[@jasonfietsma6804]

You didn't mention religious necklaces 🤔

[@mikepodella]

Dude s a crook and coman. Conning other criminals into paying him for obvious advice that can be obtained for free on the internet.

[@BeachDreamer27]

Go home Troll, you're drunk! When you accomplish as much as he has then you might have something to add.