career management, practice & time management
In late April I was one of two women lawyer panelists in the last of a three part series called “Fearless Conversations: What’s My Worth”, produced by the Women Lawyers Association of Michigan. Criminal defense/family lawyer Rita White and I covered a range of...
career management, job searching
I love March Madness. Men’s college basketball is my favorite spectator sport. Fortunately for me, the University of Michigan regularly shows up ready to play in the NCAA tournament. The No. 16 ranked women’s program has been moving up, too, receiving its...
career management, job searching
Today’s post covers the last part of the Success Patterns exercise. I often give this exercise to lawyers who are unsatisfied or unfulfilled in their current position and wish someone would hand them a new job or tell them which path to take or pivot to make. It also...
career management, job searching
In the previous post, I outlined the first part of the Success Patterns exercise I often use with lawyers wishing for a new career direction or job and/or more fulfillment and satisfaction. Today’s post looks at the second part of the Success Patterns exercise. Write...
career management, job searching
If you are a lawyer who keeps wishing that someone would hand you a new job or tell you what to pivot to that will make you happier, you are not alone. Thousands of attorneys dream of a better fit in other jobs within, adjacent to, or completely different than the...