5 Books to Read Right Now, to Feel Inspired
The Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, has us all feeling discouraged and disappointed. However, this is not the end. It is just the beginning.
The Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, has us all feeling discouraged and disappointed. However, this is not the end. It is just the beginning.
When hiring your first employee finally becomes an option, it’s easy to get overwhelmed or lost in the details.
Over the last two years, the legal profession has experienced an uptick in resignations. Long hours, high stress and low pay, may have caused the snap.
It takes more than a fancy suit, a law degree and a laptop to really become a trial attorney aka … Continue Reading 7 Savvy Trial Tips to Look Like a Pro in the Court Room
Growing a firm is hard. Reduce stress by following these five simple everyday steps and watch your stats soar!
I had no idea that preparing for retirement was so complicated and apparently, I’m not alone. From determining a percentage of gross income to save, to selecting the best savings account, many Americans fall short when it comes to optimally managing their financial planning for the future.
Networking is more important now than ever. Studies show that over 80% of jobs are never publicly posted, which means that the majority of positions are filled by word-of-mouth. SweatWork Network was born out of pure determination and a true understanding of what it means to be an overworked woman in a fast paced career.
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.
My goal of reading two books a month went out the window as the pandemic took hold. It’s officially May, and I’ve read maybe two books…Sigh. When it came time to select a book to review, I was determined to select something that would be beneficial and practical instead of purely theoretical. So, I chose a book by one of my favorite authors and financial idols, to kick this portion of Legally Savage into high-gear.