The Mediation Revolution: Redefining Divorce for the Modern Age
Utilizing mediation in Divorce is a powerful and often underused tool, that benefits couples looking to part ways amicably, and with dignity.
A Boss B*tches Guide to Investing and Growing Wealth: A Book Review
Ladies, it’s time to invest in your financial independence! As a successful businesswoman, I know how important it is to have control over your finances.
When Entrepreneurs “Make it Happen”; Turning Failure into Success: A Book Review
Did you know that failure is not the end, but rather a chance to learn and grow?
Embracing Calm in the Chaos, a Book Review for All The Hard Working Ladies Out There
Do you often find yourself managing a chaotic life and business? Always sifting through the chaos, searching for a better way to manage stress while you build your business? Are you seeking a way to remain calm, connected, and successful?
How to Crush Your New Year Goals and Aspirations: A sneak peek into my 2024 plan.
Welcome to a fresh start in 2024! As we begin this new year, it’s important to set goals and aspirations for ourselves. We want to push ourselves so that we can move forward in life but also be mindful of our current situation.
Book Review: An Entrepreneur’s Honest Review of Rich As F*ck…
It’s natural to have financial goals and aspirations. Yet, with every passing day, the goal to become richer and more successful seems more and more elusive.
Breaking Barriers: The Evolution of Female Legal Pioneers
A woman wanting to practice or be involved in the law should pay tribute to the women who kicked the original doors in and said “I will be heard.”
Avoiding Burnout in 2023: New Year Resolutions for Lawyers
Begin the new year with resolutions to avoid burnout, delegate tasks and engage in self care.
Why Women (don’t) Run.
The meme was called “What If We Removed Men From Political Photos: a thread,” and contained a total of 8 photos (4 original and 4 duplicate) showcasing how underrepresented women are in politics.
Hunting for Attention: a guide to networking
My first year of law school I was told that “If you’re not in the top ⅓ of your class, you might as well drop out. Spoiler alert: I certainly was not in the top ⅓ but once I accepted the fact that I wouldn’t be getting an offer from a big firm based on my grades – I turned to the next best option: Networking.