Sleepless to Strategic: Salesmen FINALLY Prepares For Sentencing & Federal Prison
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- Опубликовано: 21 сен 2024
- Recently, an indicted salesman called me, unable to sleep due to the stress of his impending sentencing and federal prison time. From our call, I learned he is looking at 37-41 months in federal prison.
To initiate his preparation for sentencing and federal prison, I set several tasks for him to complete within a week. He said he was ready to "get to work". After a week, however, he went dark!
After watching a recent video (about a month after he went dark), he called me and asked if we could meet for dinner in Studio City. I reluctantly agreed.
While eating Sushi, he said he was finally ready to get to work. I tasked him with the same items but gave him 48 hours to complete them.
I am proud to report he finally accepted the challenge! I share the details in this video.
Thank you for watching.
Justin Paperny
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Knowing & admitting you need help is one thing. It can be a process to find the willingness to actually take the first step in coming out of victimhood. I'm grateful he got another chance to work with you & believe his leap of faith will pay off in countless ways.
Well said. Some of the greatest success stories we’ve ever had were from people who initially reached out, went dark, then came back and went all in.
Awesome!
Im in the sfv also, went through over a year in litigation and was looking at 3 years in state. Every day was a different worry and anxiety and dealing with an attorney that only called me about 3 times during that whole time. Caught a break and a different plea deal and i am now getting ready to turn myself in January to do 3 months in county for my first time ever.
Repping 818, nice! You need to prepare. Email Support@WhiteCollarAdvice.com to get some resources to help you.
❤ you. You are EXACTLY what I need.
Great content thanks for sharing
You’re welcome. Thanks for watching.
Lol I'm sure you didn't lose your skills, alittle rusty maybe.😊
No skills left!!
Oh no , must've been rough. Sports can be unforgiving like that!
I bet he serves 12 mos on 40 mo sentence (12 rdap - 12 fsa credits - 6 mo good time). I totally understand. The hard part is working through the stages of grief before sentencing. Prison is actually not bad (like summer camp for dads).
Whoever is reading this, this information is inaccurate. To begin, how can he serve six months if the drug program is nine months?
People go online totally ignorant of federal sentencing guidelines. 40 month sentence means the salesman will serve most of that time. My guess is you get one month a year for good behavior. So, he will serve 36 months and then the half way house is his last six months but you guys know more than I on this issue. Bottom line: he’ll be locked up in federal prison 36 or 37 months and maybe the last few months half way house. Clueless jerks post stuff all the time not knowing that they are talking about.
The salesman is scared. He has been shamed. He has lost social status. He is John R. Dog Poop and it is hard to fall down the social ladder like this man has done. At least he is now a “do-er” and getting stuff done and what he is finding out is most people want to help him like his lawyer but you got to ask for it. The salesman is just overwhelmed with a loss of status and freedom and it is tough to take.
@@tod3msn he must prepare regardless of how he is feeling.
@@tod3msn not correct either. He will get 15% good time credits, then up to 12 months off if he completes substance abuse program. First step act credits and half way house could get him out in 12-15 months on a 41 month sentence. That’s my point: it’s not the prison term that’s as relevant; what’s life like after prison? For most, misery. Preparing now makes life easier for the hardest part: life after prison. Thanks for always contributing to our community. I value your input.