I am excited to have Megan Zavieh on to talk about mental health and well-being this week, and how to pick up on symptoms and handle yourself appropriately. Megan Zavieh is a lawyer for lawyers, saving careers through attorney discipline defense. She also advises bar applicants on moral character issues and takes moral character appeals to trial.

This week I have David Shircliff on the podcast to talk about maintaining well-being as a lawyer. David is a Chief Public Defender in Indiana who has a passion for helping trial lawyers break through barriers that inhibit performance and fulfillment, including enhancing trial skills, rejuvenating passion after burnout, overcoming secondary trauma, and other non-discussable issues in the practice of law.

Jen Dawson is a Certified Financial Planner and is the Chicago Managing Director of Hemington Wealth Management. Today I am excited to have Jen on to talk about something we don't get the opportunity to candidly about: Money.

In this episode, I read an article I recently wrote for the American Bar Association. They put out a call for lawyers that come from an underprivileged background to share their "My Path to Law" Story, so I thought this would be a perfect time to share my story in terms of how I went from being an immigrant from Korea at the age of 10 to being a lawyer.

I am excited to have Charlotte Tschider on to talk about how the concept of having work and personal life being two completely separate and isolated entities could be a dated way of seeing things. Charlotte is an Affiliated Professor at the Mitchell Hamline School of Law's Health Law Institute and Cybersecurity and Privacy Law Programs and Owner/Principal for Cybersimple Security, a privacy and cybersecurity consulting firm.

This week I have Amy M. Gardner on The Resilient Lawyer podcast. Amy is an attorney and certified professional coach who coaches attorneys on career, leadership, and professionalism issues as a principal at Apochromatik.

Jennifer McClanahan-Flint is the founder of the Leverage to Lead Group and Programs. As a Career Strategist, she works primarily with ambitious women of color to help them navigate bias, compensation, and their career progression so they can continue to rise. Through her work at Leverage to Lead, she has built a process to help her clients get clear about what they want out of their careers and build a plan to get it.

In this episode, I am excited to have Jim Dwyer on to talk about how best to align your goals and values with your career experience. Jim is a personal injury lawyer and the managing partner of his law firm.

I am excited to have Heather Hubbard on this week to talk about her experience as a lawyer pioneering the yoga and wellness environment in Minneapolis. Heather is the founder and president of All Rise and host of the weekly podcast, Hustle & Flow. A former partner and practice group leader at an AmLaw 200 firm, Heather is focused on helping women and minorities rise in the legal profession.

This week I have Harvey Freedenberg on, to talk about how a daily meditation practice can revolutionize how you perceive the world and potentially help your firm. Harvey Freedenberg is Firm Counsel at the law firm of McNees Wallace & Nurick LLC, a firm of approximately 135 lawyers in Harrisburg, PA.