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The Biggest Struggle After Pensacola Federal Prison Camp

A former investment banker who served 12 months and one day at Pensacola Federal Prison Camp called to tell me about his struggles after federal prison.

After hearing about his adjustment in federal prison and on probation, it is easy to see why he is struggling.

In this video, I address the problem/struggle and offer a remedy to fix the problem.

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