Prison Consultant for White-Collar Offenders:
As a prison consultant for White-Collar Offenders and others who face struggle, I offer an abundance of free content, premium content, and personal consulting. Every day I offer a new podcast. The podcast either share strategies that empowered me through 26 years in prison. They feature other formerly incarcerated individuals who discuss their strategies for success. Or I interview community leaders who discuss leadership and their expectations from people who have criminal convictions. Through all of this content, I strive to empower others.
Education in Prison:
If you’d like prison advice on education, then you will want to listen to today’s podcast. I share Dino’s story. Dino is an African-American who grew up in the inner-city. Dino committed crimes that resulted in a judge sentencing him to a lengthy term in federal prison. While incarcerated, however, Dino recognized that he could the time inside to prepare for success. He talks about the strategies he pursued while serving his sentence, and he talks about how those strategies allowed him to pursue an undergraduate program, earn straight-As, and then receive a full scholarship to earn his Ph.D. from UCLA, one of the best schools in the nation.
If you’re a white-collar offender facing time for a business-related crime, and you’re struggling with anxiety, then you may find inspiration from stories like the one Dino tells. An individual may face an indictment, and prison may bring separation from family. Yet just as gold is tested through fire, you too can test your strength through the fire of adversity. Use the guides I make available through PrisonProfessor.com to navigate your way through the challenges ahead. Or contact me to serve as your personal prison consultant. I’ll help you emerge from this experience successfully, positioning you for the Residential Drug Abuse Program (RDAP) so you can earn your sentence reduction and come home at the earliest possible time, more successfully than ever. Who knows, you may choose prison as an opportunity to pursue your Ph.D.
