You may have noticed our current political landscape is a wee bit volatile. Again. I mean, you can barely mention the weather without someone blaming their least favorite politician in a detailed, increasingly explosive all-capped screed about why they’ve ruined clouds for everyone, and THE RAIN IS THEIR FAULT! As much as you’d like to correct them, perhaps with jiujitsu or a handy table lamp, you know that’s unprofessional, and so is talking politics at work.

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Adapted from an article by Bull Garlington.

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The benefits of creative practice for lawyers aren’t based on the size of your commitment or what you produce. The benefits come from repetition — consistently showing up, even for five minutes at a time.

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Adapted from an article by Karen Skinner.

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Every lawyer has the tendency to look at someone else’s book of business and feel behind.When building a niche practice, there are more useful comparisons to make.

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Adapted from an article by Jay Harrington.

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