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Discern what you WANT to do
Discern what you want to do with the little things. Let’s talk about what you want.
Why you DON’T need to have it all together.
During the WILL Community Call the other day, some new members were asking those further ahead in their journey how to make the most of the program.
It all starts here (if you’ll let it)
What do you want?Ask the quiet, small part of your heart:“What do I want?”Write that down.
Why “ready” ISN’T a feeling…
“Ready is not a feeling. It’s a means to an end. You may never feel ready to do this task, but how will you feel when you’ve done it?”
Women lawyers and this war
At its very heart, WILL is much more than about changing careers for women lawyers. It’s about freedom and undoing systems of oppression.
A woman to watch
A friend texted me last week that she couldn’t use tickets to see Allison Russell, did I want them? I did not know Allison Russell before then. Something inside me quickly said “Yes!” Last night I was lucky enough to see, hear and experience her. Allison Russell is...
What I told the Wall Street Journal
Every now and then, I get lucky.A few weeks ago, a reporter from the Wall Street Journal reached out to see if I had anything to say about goodbye emails.Of course I said, “Yes!”The journalist, Rachel Feintzeig and I spent about an hour talking about WILL, trends I’ve...
Why people don’t like it when we speak up (and why we HAVE to)
Paradoxes help me live outside of the either/or. Paradoxes help me live in the both/and world, which to me, is a more honest representation of my human experience.
How to stop worrying with these three steps.
When you are consumed by worry, which is defined as: ruminating thoughts about some thing that has either happened in the past or might happen in the future, try and remember if you can to do this…
This is the word that best describes…
If you want to learn your word and how to make leaving (big) law easier… I’m your girl.Book your call here and let’s have some fun on our chat.
Ambulance chaser. Or doctor?
If you know my story, I saw my dad‘s demise, physically, mentally, financially and emotionally due to his losing his way as a lawyer.I believe his work corrupted his soul.
This is no joke
Last week Above the Law reported about a second associate suicide at the firm Sheppard Mullin.
This one made the press, but how many didn’t?
This is also following the suicide of Chelsie Kryst, former lawyer and Miss USA.
If you are a lawyer who wants more freedom, autonomy, and clarity about your next career steps, I would love to see if I could help you. Please reach out here.