Addressing Loneliness in the Legal Profession: The Importance of Connection and Community
Loneliness among lawyers doesn’t always wear the face of solitude—it often hides in plain sight, behind thriving careers and polished exteriors.
Loneliness among lawyers doesn’t always wear the face of solitude—it often hides in plain sight, behind thriving careers and polished exteriors.
You know that tiny voice in your head that tells you – “you are awful” - when in fact, you are amazing? Welcome to imposter syndrome!
Yin-yang refers to a concept originating in ancient Chinese philosophy where opposite forces are seen as interconnected and counterbalancing. It is commonly represented by the yin-yang symbol, a circle made…
We do not expect blueberries to grow in a day, or to grow without the right “cultural” conditions - good seeds, good soil, enough water and sunlight. So why would we expect it to work when it comes to “growing” healthy lawyers?
Imposter Syndrome refers to people who have a persistent belief in their lack of intelligence, skills or competence. Despite evidence to the contrary, they are convinced their successes are the result of luck, charm, connections or other external factors. Does any of this sound familiar? Well, luckily, you are not alone.
Having a healthy mindset is not a luxury, but a must if we are to have longevity, perform at our best manage our clients and effectively contribute to society.