15 Years Ago Today I Left Federal Prison

[@michaelloveland6115]

I hope you have a wonderful rest of your life. No one is perfect and life is nothing but a learning lesson. Bless you. 😊

[@WhiteCollarAdviceOfficial]

Thank you so much for your kind message. I truly appreciate it.

[@daviduzbalis3118]

Wonderful insight, thank you

[@WhiteCollarAdviceOfficial]

Thank you!

[@tod3msn]

Well said!

[@WhiteCollarAdviceOfficial]

Thank you.

[@jaynefinley]

Great video. Accountability is tough but you are a better man for it. Best wishes for your new life.

[@WhiteCollarAdviceOfficial]

Thank you so much!

[@arfriedman4577]

Much success, health, happiness and blessings to all. Glad to see you're working to help people and teach people.

[@WhiteCollarAdviceOfficial]

I really really appreciate your message. Thank you so much. Sending success health and happiness to you as well!

[@arfriedman4577]

@@WhiteCollarAdviceOfficial wow. Thank you for writing me. Your video was in my scroll the other day. I watched some of your other shorts a few days ago. Today this short was on my homepage.

[@Portapuma]

Shows you are a man honor and integrity actually. You accept your fate understanding what it means to learn those lessons and make yourself a better man. Hope life goes good for you and may God bless you. Most don't learn half of what you have and learned from it all. Good job brother 💪

[@jball171]

While I would have said yes in a heartbeat, I would have missed out on a few genuinely good moments in life that I will never forget. Prison will mess you up in ways you’ll pay for years down the road if you let it, but just like war it also has moments that are good and can change your outlook on life. The meals made from smuggled ingredients, the softball games the few times we actually got to go out, the quiet in the unit on Saturday mornings waiting for your name to be called for visitation… all are memories burned into my soul forever. There was plenty of bad, but there was also the occasional break from the bad that made it survivable.

[@katemortell5605]

Beautiful reply @jball171

[@threestepssideways1202]

I spent 6 months in prison in another country and I learnt many things about myself and how to interact with people completely outside of my comfort zone. Principally how resourceful I could be with everything stacked against me, and how to make friends in an almost impossible situation. It mellowed me, it made me better. Hard lessons are often the best lessons.

[@kilonovx-ray9382]

Good for you Im glad your out I didn't do federal time but a few months work release Feb 96 to Sep 98 Congrats

[@theress9063]

God bless you Sir!

[@michaelrivard4879]

I was thinking that if you could reach people and prevent them from doing stupid s*** in the first place you would be far more valuable KZbinr

[@LeftysLefty]

Nothing is ever a complete failure if you can learn a lesson from it.

[@WhiteCollarAdviceOfficial]

You’re right.

[@mangafq8]

I lived in Hollywood, CA. Thank God not in a halfway house or prison.

[@dancoz5477]

Hiding the exculpatory evidence from me, I did 2+ years in Quebec city Canada detention prison and acquitted from the accusation because of unreasonable delay caused by de prosecution. The judge revising my case (civil compensatory law suite) concluded that all is OK and my time in a cage did not change anything for me, no damage, no psych. trauma, ...!

[@Joeh1154]

Many on this thread are praising this former inmate because he did barely more than a years time in Federal lockup.

[@phi-ws8mz]

Congrats on the anniversary!

[@metalmann]

Transition…! For a second I thought we had another Chelsea Manning on our hands. Phew..!

[@bonniebledsoe4974]

I don’t know what you did, but it couldn’t have been that serious. You are such a nice person.

[@jff1813]

Here's a thought: If you think you might not like prison, don't commit crimes.

[@DamonSawIt]

Parole…….granted.

[@danielhoward8354]

This question is completely different for someone doing 5 or 10 years then it is for 388 days.

[@michaelschofield5596]

I've often said that and I wouldn't trade my time for any amount of money learned a lot about what I can endure learned a lot about people learned a lot about myself I wouldn't take any money for it even though it was kind of fucking miserable

[@katemortell5605]

Right! Would you have thought you'd ever call your period of time inside as measley?

[@user-yc9bv9sl8k]

I hope it was worth it I hope you made a lot of money

[@ralphperry3576]

Well said

[@Dale-r3c5y]

Ephesians 6:12

[@leviathon98]

what did you go to prison for.

[@BobWyatt-s6q]

388 days? That's kindergarten!

[@Richard-kh3dm]

You can't rent an apartment with a federal charge on you you can't do a lot of things with a federal charge on you it's not an easy life if you haven't happened to you unless you are rich

[@williamshanks6397]

i did 10 yrs... i wouldnt do it...i learned a very hard lesson

[@FlamingBasketballClub]

Why were you in prison? 🤔

[@f.k.m.6120]

Adam Schiff brother ?

[@timmyo778]

That mattress tag 🏷️ thing is real

[@chaelodoul9401]

Late to the game, but may I ask what your charge was? Notice, I didn’t ask what you did, because I know full well that everyone in prison is innocent. 😉

[@lisabethflowers7921]

I think the answer would be different depending on which prison state or federal lol

[@billyjean9484]

Hes right. You can: Create biz ideas & make connections. Work on rule 35 cooperation (it works!). Get in the best shape of your life.

[@JonathanStCloud-yo5oq]

How are you an attorney now

[@darylhudson777]

All depends on what you are being punished for

[@jonathansmith9235]

Very good.

[@elizabethlinsay9193]

Who is this guy?

[@LanceRomanceF4E]

Wow…impressed how you “endured”…it’s called paying for your crime. Go away.

[@RobinHood_62]

Anyone can use a year off from real life .to get their act together. 10 yrs is a totally different thing.

[@barneyfyfe8313]

What were you in for?

[@Susan-pp6hp]

So we should applaud you for wanting to pay your debt to society? Tell that to the person(s) you defrauded.

[@blaws6684]

What was your crime?

[@ScottMonteiro-z7z]

18 months why do you have so many videos

[@vicmorrison8128]

So, how much time do YOU think trump should serve?

[@Yu2ube]

I was innocent

[@scottnelson2384]

touching

[@chancefitzgerald7740]

Do you really need to make these videos?

[@MichaelKurse]

He has a business consulting with White Collar felons who are going to prison.

[@Janice-sb7qw]

Oh please

[@dbminc89]

God had a purpose for you being incarcerated. Just like me.

[@kennethcheesbrough6855]

Ewe club fer . Dude your a hatd badass arent you

[@ThanaBrunges-mx7ji]

Well let’s be fair. Let’s give Donald J Trump this amazing opportunity for personal growth! ❤❤❤❤❤

[@jebronlames7789]

Sad when you give yourself a thumbs up, do you have no friends?

[@COD2122638]

Oh bless your heart you don't know any better

[@dieterhauer8619]

Why? He's innocent.

[@MichaelCrowe-nk8gt]

Just remember foll o the the ruler