Do you love practicing the law but get tired of the rigid demands of working for a big law firm? Would you like to create your own schedule that caters to your happiness and lifestyle while continuing your career as a lawyer?
Does your practice serve your lifestyle goals? Do you even have lifestyle goals? No, I’m not talking about your goal to live a netflix and chill life. I mean, how would you fill your days if you had a choice? Good news, you do have a choice!
Have you ever felt like your full time job was stifling your ability to pursue other passions? For a select few your full time job is your only passion but for most of us there is more to life than our 9-5.
Have you ever thought that there has to be more to personal finance then paying off student loans and saving for retirement? Well, there is and Josh Holt is on today to chat about wealth accumulation and the importance of being intentional with your money.
Am I the only person who spends hours trying to coordinate outfits that are both professional and personal? Whether it’s trying to make my favorite pair of jogger pants work-appropriate or figuring out where to buy dresses that will actually take me from work to date night, I know I probably spend too much time trying to get it right. Enter former litigator turned fashion and lifestyle blogger, Kat Griffin.
It’s clear that marijuana was the real winner in the last election. Ever since I’ve been itching to chat with a marijuana lawyer and learn about this growing industry. There are lots of innovative new firms popping up across the country, but I really wanted to chat with someone who was an early adopter. Today Lauren Davis shares her story of transitioning into marijuana law and growing a practice in a developing legal space.
Salem Afangideh is a twenty-something attorney and serial entrepreneur. Get this, Salem became a licensed attorney before she was old enough to drink! She’s a self-proclaimed recovering perfectionist and life-long over-achiever. On today’s show, I chat with Salem about her multiple businesses and how mindfulness helps her juggle it all.
Student loan debt can create anxiety and depression for young lawyers. Some lawyers choose to bury their head in the sand, while others just buckle down and make their payments on time, but on today’s show I chat with Kevin from the Financial Panther about how he accelerated his repayments. After realizing how much he disliked having student loans, he put a plan into place that allowed him to pay his loans off in just 2.5 years!
Do you look around sometimes and wonder whether you are in BigLaw for all the wrong reasons? Like many young associates, Chelsea found herself in BigLaw because she thought it was what she “should” do with her law degree. Then she hit a breaking point.
Do you feel like you have the support of a team of awesome mentors? Are you getting guidance from people who you admire and trust?