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Confidence and the Family Lawyer
May 24, 2022Confidence is ultimately more important than resilience, talent, or even intelligence for successful family lawyers. Here is why.
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9 Reasons Why Lawyers Quit Practicing Law
May 17, 2022This article was named one of the top ten articles over the last 10 years in Family Law Magazine.
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The Enemy Within: Are Your Thoughts Sabotaging Your Success?
February 18, 2022One of the most important steps in mental and emotional health is to be aware of your inner thoughts.
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9 New Year’s Resolutions to Make for Resilience in 2022
January 18, 2022Nine New Year’s resolutions to help divorce lawyers rise above the challenges of practicing law and thrive in 2022.
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Beating Burnout: Authority Magazine Interview on the 5 Things You Should Do If You Are Experiencing Work Burnout
December 3, 2021Millions of Americans are returning back to work after being home during the pandemic. While this has been exciting for many, some are feeling burned out by their work. What do you do if you are feeling burned out by your work?
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How to Handle the Client from Hell
November 18, 2021Four red flags and seven steps to preserve your practice and maintain your sanity when dealing with an impossibly difficult client.
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Attorneys and the art and science of persuasion
October 8, 2021A great deal of practicing law is persuading someone to believe, act or agree with your client’s position, whether it is in a courtroom, a boardroom, a negotiation or at a dinner table.
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Preventing Compassion Fatigue: When Lawyers Care Too Much
August 13, 2021Burnout and compassion fatigue are human responses to overwhelming emotional trauma and constant stress.
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Why Family Lawyers Should Focus on Self-Love
July 14, 2021Focusing on self-love, gratitude, confidence, and practice in all areas of life will help family lawyers achieve their goals.
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Six Ways To Ask For a Divorce Without Causing a World War
June 11, 2021The art and skill of how to ask for a divorce must anticipate the fears, needs, and negative emotions that your spouse will experience when you bring up the subject.
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