Endorsements

"I'm always on the lookout for books like this that can make a difference in kids lives. (How To Be a Successful Criminal) not only gives spirit and attitude and philosophy…but also practical…steps to follow to create a life-sustaining career within the law."
          Sister Helen Prejean, csj
          Author of Dead Man Walking

"…This book demonstrates the practicality of the right choice in believable and unforgettable terms. The message is poignant and the delivery is passionate. Who among us can not learn from it?"
          Judge Penelope D. Coffman
          Denver, Colorado

"As a street cop of 15 years, I was pleasantly surprised after reading Ron's book. It's a must-read for anyone who has lost hope of being part of the American dream - this book speaks from the heart of the language of the street. I highly recommend it."
          Officer Michael Johnson
          St. Paul Police Department

"As one of the former leaders of the Black "P." Stone Nation representing Chicago, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, and St. Paul,…I found out the hard way,…..there is no free lunch. If I had read this book before I took to the streets, I would not have spent 19 years of my life in prison."
          Sonny Gangster Jackson
          A former leader of the Black "P." Stone Nation

"I truly believe that at an early age had I been exposed to or influenced by the messages in Ron Glodoski's "How To Be a Successful Criminal", I would have spent 1/3 of the 12 ½ years of prison attending college (4 years) and zero years in prison - and would currently be independently wealthy as operating outside the system, inside the law…."
          Ron Wagner, Former President
          African American Brotherhood and Cultural Group

"It gives me a great deal of pleasure to finally recommend something that I believe to have a powerful impact on our youth, and that will serve as a contribution in making a difference in the lives of many…Please read this book. Do it for yourself, and for your children…if not your own, for your community and the sanity of the world."
          Nancy Randall Dana, EXPO Elementary School
          St. Paul, Minnesota