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Diary of a White Collar Criminal eBook: Jerome Mayne: Kindle Store. In his intimate diary, Jerome Mayne shares his life saving lessons of ethics, morality, trust and humility, with wit and passion.In his 20’s, Jerome was an aspiring finance professional on his way to the top. With his new family and his sights set for success, the world was his oyster. Lured by the prospect of big business, his career derailed when he joined forces with his future co-conspirators in a real estate scandal.The nightmare begins with a hurricane of FBI investigations, criminal court and prison. His journey twists and turns through the psychological collapse of prison, cancer and addiction. Through it all, one woman’s undying devotion helps him climb back from the hollow existence of defeat and self-pity, to a new life of integrity, trust and self confidence.This book is a real lesson in corporate ethics and a story of overcoming adversity with self persistence, and the love and devotion of others.Jerome Mayne hails from a small catholic farming community in East Central Minnesota. Other than finishing high school 1985, he hasn’t really completed much else. At one point, he secured a 21 month prison sentence and didn’t even finish that.Since high school, he had a kid, got married, had another kid, got divorced, went to prison, got out, had another kid, and then got married again.Somewhere in the middle of all of that he entered the world of real estate finance. A few years after electing himself CEO of the two companies he founded, the wheels came off and he fell to the bottom of society. He was arrested for his involvement in a white collar conspiracy that stemmed from his entrepreneurial climb.Adversity, some self imposed and some not, has trailed him throughout much of his life. Surviving cancer, while in prison was probably the most challenging. Needless to say, he has a few stories to tell. He has written one of them down and calls it, Diary of a White Collar Criminal.He is now a highly sought after keynote speaker on the topics of ethics in the workplace, fraud, white collar crime, and overcoming adversity. In short, he helps people make the right decisions, and stay out of prison.He has spoken for such groups as, the National Association of Certified Fraud Examiners, Wells Fargo, FannyMae and Met Life.He has written, internationally, over two dozen articles for business publications and has appeared on national media programs sharing his life experiences.EXCERPT FROM DIARY OF A WHITE COLLAR CRIMINALWhen I woke up this morning, my house seemed more empty and quiet than it’s ever been. At first, I had the sinking feeling that something terrible had happened the night before. Like in college when you drink too much, then wake up the next morning and your heart stops for just a second. You think you remember something stupid that you did the night before – but you’re not sure. It’s somewhere between the time your eyes open and the time you physically remove yourself from the bed that you start to realize that perhaps something awful did indeed happen. You begin to sort through memories trying to find the ones that save you from your fear. As your head clears, you settle in on reality. You sit there deflated, knowing that this awful thing cannot be undone.I’ve only felt that way a few other times in my life. There’s of course, that time in college, then once when my father passed away, then the death of each of my brothers, then again when I left a five-year marriage. Now, I can add this morning to my list. Yesterday, the United States government charged me with conspiracy to commit mail fraud, wire fraud and money laundering. And I don’t have the foggiest idea how I am going to stra
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