Success Coach, Shaun Jamison, Ph.D. shares whatever happens to be top of mind. "Top of Mind" is particularly aimed at helping legal professionals expand their profitability and careers while honoring their values and priorities. Find out more about Shaun at http://www.guideonyourside.com
I keep seeing recommendations for the Reflective Counselor. I admit that I have not read the book yet, but it sounds like a great idea:
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I enjoy helping people make changes or accomplish tasks that add meaning or take away burdens. My training: CoachU Phd in Education JD (law degree) BS (business admin) Civil & Family Mediation Training. My work: Coach, online law professor, F2F & online paralegal instructor, manager, reference attorney, private practice attorney.
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Thanks. May we also humbly suggest indie music label LawTunes' (http://www.LawTunes.com) unique CDs of humorous, lawyer-created, law-related rock-and-roll songs: "Merry Lexmas From The Lawtunes," "The Lawyer's Holiday Humor Album," "Legal Holidaze," and "The Lawtunes: Live At Blackacre"? Composed and produced by a practicing litigation attorney, the original and upbeat songs incorporate a broad spectrum of rock-and-roll styles and are chock full of the finest legalese. Songs include "It's Gonna Be A Billable Christmas," "Rainmaker Reindeer," "Hey, Santa, I Appeal," "North Pole Bar Exam," "I Got A Footnote In My Stocking," "We're All Just Elves," "Ridin' On A Red-Eye With Santa On Christmas Eve," and many more. They take on the law, lawyers, and legal practice in a hilarious, but positive, way. LawTunes' albums are dedicated to the proposition that lawyers' zealous representation of clients and furtherance of the public good can be only enhanced by a healthy willingness of lawyers to poke fun at themselves appropriately on occasion. They contribute to the effort to make people think a little differently about lawyers, and show that attorneys are not necessarily humorless, boring, or incapable of self-deprecation. Thanks again.
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