by jeffgrant | Mar 5, 2018 | Articles, Blog
His life was defined by GARISH GRANDIOSITY, OPIOID ADDICTION and FINANCIAL FRAUD. HE ENDED UP IN PRISON. And then THE JOURNEY BEGAN THE LAST BAD DECISION SLIPPED OUT OF HIM AS EASILY AS WATER OVER A FALLS. He’d filled out the paperwork demonstrating that his law...
by jeffgrant | Feb 18, 2018 | Articles, Blog
The Art of Surviving Prison, by Jeff Grant This article appeared in Greenwich Country Capitalist Issue #52 and all of Weston Magazine Group’s fourteen titles in Connecticut, NYC, the Hamptons, Long Island, New Jersey, Westchester. I THOUGHT I WAS LUCKY – one of the...
by jeffgrant | Dec 31, 2017 | Articles, Blog
Reprinted from Forbes.com There are too many stories, false stories I might add, about the cushy lives of white collar offenders behind bars. While prison is indeed a punishment, it is the least of all the punishments an offender receives … but for their...
by jeffgrant | Dec 31, 2017 | Articles, Blog
Reprinted from New York Magazine Life is tough for hedge-fund managers who go to prison for insider trading. There are no Bloomberg terminals, the food is terrible, and you have to associate with petty car thieves and drug dealers in the yard. But there are some...
by jeffgrant | Dec 31, 2017 | Articles, Blog
Reprinted from The Weston Forum, May 12, 2016 Spirituality wasn’t always a word in Jeff Grant’s lexicon, but after a near 14-month stint in prison for committing a white-collar crime, Grant isn’t just practicing spirituality, he’s preaching it. In 2012, Grant and his...
by jeffgrant | Dec 31, 2017 | Articles, Blog
Inc.: What Successful Entrepreneurs and Successful Criminals Have in Common, By Tim Askew The distance between the criminal and the successful entrepreneur is not so very far. ____________________ I found this line in a recent John Grisham bestseller. “Prisons...
