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In 2017, I was a general practitioner — not an immigration specialist — when I was swept into a political crackdown that turned legal technicalities into criminal charges. I believed in the justice system. I believed my intentions mattered. I was wrong. I was sentenced to five years in federal prison for serving a vulnerable population under the wrong administration. Now, in 2025, history is repeating itself — louder. Immigration attorneys are again in the crosshairs, and what happened to me could happen to you. This isn't paranoia. It's precedent. I’m sharing my story as a warning and a call to action. If your name is on the dotted line, you are responsible — and you must be prepared. 👉 Read the full article and learn how to protect your practice and your freedom.
By recognizing the cost of inaction and its far-reaching implications, we empower ourselves to make informed choices and prioritize our personal growth. It's a call to action—one that beckons us to seize the reins of our destiny and embark on a journey of purposeful, intentional development.
This past weekend, I took a break and headed upstate to NY, hoping for a snowy retreat. While snow is not as common in NY as it used to be, the joy and peace I find in skiing are unmatched. Yes, skiing! Not only does it offer a unique experience, but its therapeutic benefits are substantiated by scientific evidence.
Disappointment—we all have experienced it. It has various forms, whether it's a crushed expectation, a missed opportunity, or a setback that leaves us feeling sad. In a world filled with ups and downs, how do we navigate disappointment to get over it, learn from it, and find better opportunities?