Monthly Archives: December 2014

Increase Career Fulfillment this Year!

As you stand on the threshold of a new year, considering ways to make the upcoming year the best one ever, take a moment to clearly measure where you stand now across factors that are important to you. To help …

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Heroic v. Quiet Leadership – Part 1

  One of the core dilemmas of leading and managing a law firm is played out in a hysterically funny scene from “Monty Python and the Holy Grail” [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-8bqQ-C1PSE]. In the scene, Arthur, King of the Britons, encounters a couple …

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Hold Off on the New Year’s Resolutions

In your zeal to put the year behind you or, spring into great new possibilities, you may find yourself already thinking about 2015. I encourage you to wait a moment—there’s an important step to take in order to create a …

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Keep Stress in Check

In a recent post, I covered the first two “soft” topics of a recent presentation I delivered to first year associates: facing fear and projecting confidence. The third topic covered, managing stress, is equally important and is covered below as …

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Developing Valuable Relationships from Professional Book Clubs

Lean-In by Cheryl Sandburg nudged many women to think about and position themselves in new, assertive ways. It also birthed a relatively new way for women to come together for compelling discussions and even conduct business. Welcome to the Professional …

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