The Trouble With Selecting The Best
Jeena wonders if perhaps we've been thinking about diversity incorrectly.
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Why Mindfulness? Three Judges Explain
Mindfulness has been widely accepted in the tech industry as well as others, but as is typically the case in the legal profession, we are slow adopters.
Getting Comfortable With Uncertainty
Many lawyers have become so habitualized to doing work that makes them completely miserable that it's hard to fathom having work that they absolutely love.
What Transitioning Out Of Law Really Looks Like: An Interview With Monica Reyes
Jeena interviewed a woman who once ran a multimillion-dollar law practice to find out how she went from being a corporate lawyer to a spiritual success coach.
One Simple Change That Can Increase Happiness
Getting out into natural environments can be an easy and almost immediate way to improve your mood. Try it!
Three Scientifically Proven Ways to Reduce Stress
For lawyers, stress moderation is crucial; we can't change or avoid daily stressors, but we can change our reaction to those stress-inducing situations.
How To Work For A Difficult Partner
Try shifting the focus from the partner feeling irritated at having to train you to helping you succeed so that the client can benefit.
Three Ways Lawyers Can Become More Resilient
Lawyers score poorly on the resiliency scale because we habitually engage in negative thinking. How can lawyers improve in this area?
Two Keys For Negotiating Your Career Transitions
Start making space for that nagging voice inside of you. After all, life is short and the saddest tragedy might be to live in misery knowing you didn’t fulfill your potential.
Three Lies Lawyers Should Stop Telling Themselves
You do not owe anyone -- this includes your clients and your job -- the following: your health, your family, your sanity, your identity, or your integrity.