
Set Boundaries As You Prepare For Your Sentencing Hearing
About this episode
In our fourth podcast on dealing with sentencing and government investigations, I want to talk about something super important yet easily overlooked: setting boundaries. Looking back, I see how setting simple rules about what I was okay talking about would've helped me and my family stay sane through the tough times. It's about telling folks what's off the table for discussion, so I could've kept my head up at social events instead of avoiding them.
Setting boundaries is about keeping the conversation from the one thing you're always thinking about--prison. It's about keeping your cool and not letting your legal troubles take over every chat you have.
It's about the courage to say, "Let's not talk about this right now." That's a power move, a way to take charge of your life. And trust me, it's a game-changer. Give us a call at 818-424-2220 with questions.
Justin Paperny
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