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Does this sound familiar? 

There’s a soft inner voice that says, “I am really unhappy.” You walk around the house, mopey, with a knot in your stomach on Sunday evenings, dreading the workweek ahead. You fantasize about escaping this life but almost immediately, the practical side of your brain reminds you of the 6-figure student loan debt.

You criticize yourself for even thinking about leaving, doing something different. You’ve worked so hard to get here! You should be grateful. You tell yourself.

You give yourself a pep-talk and march into work on Monday. The week crawls by, excruciatingly slow, punctuated by moments of anxiety and more dread.

Sadly, this is a common story I hear from the lawyers I work with. I was once there too. Knowing that perhaps I took a wrong turn somewhere and ended up in this spot that I wasn’t supposed to be.

Often, lawyers simply ignore this inner yearning. I believe this denial can contribute to chronic stress and depression.