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by Casey Berman
I watched a video recently of actor Will Smith speaking about his first sky diving trip. He talked about how he only agreed to go sky diving after being forced into it over dinner and drinks with a group of friends. They all wanted to go, he didn’t want to be the only one not to
by Casey Berman
I think you’re going to like one of our recent podcast episodes at “Love or Leave the Law“. As many of you know, Love or Leave the Law is a point/counterpoint format, where Adam Ouellette (a fellow Leave Law Behind reader, author and founder of www.EsquireAcademy.com) and I discuss how to (re) love the law
by Casey Berman
What’s very unique and strategic about the Leave Law Behind Program we teach, and also somewhat frustrating and drawn out for my clients, is that we do not right away focus on what new (non-law, alternative) jobs to pursue. Strategic … and (initially) frustrating This approach is unique and strategic because we want our job search
by Casey Berman
In this week’s video, I touch on how to overcome one of the biggest obstacles we face in trying to leave the law. I faced it in 2004 when I left the law for good. And I speak weekly with so many of us who still face it. The fear and anxiety it causes can stop
by Casey Berman
Ask for help. Not because you are weak. But because you want to remain strong. Les Brown – Motivational speaker, author, and former member of the Ohio House of Representatives It’s so difficult for us to ask for help I was speaking with a client last week who I’m helping to leave the law and he
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