{"version":1,"type":"rich","provider_name":"Libsyn","provider_url":"https:\/\/www.libsyn.com","height":90,"width":600,"title":"Three Mistakes in Seven Pages of Undisputed Truth","description":"Three takeaways from the first seven pages of Mike Tyson's autobiography, Undisputed Truth. One, he wrote that from his character reference letters you would have thought he came up with a cure for cancer, had a plan for peace in the Middle East, and nursed sick kittens back to health. He knew the letters were a lie and said nothing about his character. Two, he wrote that he was so arrogant in the courtroom during the trial that there was no way they were going to give him a break. He knew it was off putting to the judge and he couldn't help it. Three, he told Don King, his former promoter, at the beginning of the trial that another lawyer on the team cared more, understood the case better, and was more vested, and he wanted that lawyer to take the lead. They said no. He acquiesced. So what is your demeanor like in front of a prosecutor, a probation officer, and a judge, and what are you agreeing to? ","author_name":"White Collar Advice","author_url":"http:\/\/WhiteCollarAdvice.com","html":"