There's a reason over half of all lawyers (and 67% of female lawyers) admit they're stressed.

Our drive to feel successful and work harder and harder seeps into every corner of our lives.

It starts in school where we're taught to get an A+ in every class and make anything less mean we're a failure.

This societal brainwashing seeps into our habits as adults.

WORK - where we stay later and work weekends to try to stop feeling behind.

HEALTH - where we skip the gym because we think our time will be better spent getting ahead at the office.

RELATIONSHIPS - where we're rarely fully present with friends and family because half our mind is worrying about work and checking emails.

GOALS - where we often put off our big dreams because we simply can't see a way to pursue them until "life slows down."

Life doesn't just slow down. We make it slow down, so we can create the life we want.

Change comes down to evaluating your habits and recognizing the ones not serving you.

Sound impossible?

It's not.

Us lawyers are really good at working harder and longer hours.

What we're not so good at?

Slowing down and evaluating whether we're doing the most impactful things that make our goals easier to achieve.

We also haven't learned how to build sustainable habits like calendar management and follow through.

Some lawyers tell me they're afraid to slow down because they think they'll drop all the balls.

Here's the kicker:

Balls don't get dropped when you think with clarity.

Balls get dropped when you're in such a hurry you make costly mistakes.

Like skipping your planning for the week.

Like hiring the wrong person.

Like putting off sending bills to your clients.

Some lawyers tell me they think they need more willpower.

You've probably noticed willpower isn't sustainable.

It's a finite resource just like the amount of time we have in a day.

That's why working harder and longer hours to try to get a handle on your caseload doesn't work either.

Following through on the promises to yourself has nothing to do with willpower.

Follow through is about mindset.

It's about understanding how you approach problems and how you talk yourself through making decisions on the action you want to take.

If you've been relying on deadlines and dread to drive you to work, you're exhausting yourself.

If this is your M.O., it's not your fault.

Our parents and the legal industry don't teach this stuff.

That's why learning follow-through requires an outside perspective.

That's where I come in.

I give you a fresh perspective on your habits and evaluate them objectively.

We work together to design and implement the habits you need -- time management, systems, processes -- that will help you make your life easier and design a law practice you love.

I've worked the 70 hour weeks as a criminal prosecutor, had the health impact of a breast cancer diagnosis at 29 while a trial attorney, and I literally fell asleep on dates because I was exhausted from the day.

I needed something that would help me make the change I desperately wanted.

I needed to understand what was happening and how I could change.

That's when I found coaching.

It's what I wished I knew about when I started my legal career.

I also knew I was driven to do more in my life. For me that meant starting a business that makes a positive impact on the world.

Because I was so driven, I kept driving myself to work harder needing to prove to myself and those around me I could do it.

But I needed to change my work habits to make room for this new version of me. I had to unlearn the broken paradigm I'd been taught, so I could move forward.

This kind of help is missing from the legal industry.

You are not alone in your drive to achieve. But -- if you're here -- you likely feel overwhelmed and miserable most days.

That's why my mission is to help lawyers every step of the way to uplevel their law practice and their lives.

So they can be the person they want to be in the world for their families, their clients...and themselves.

You're already successful.

You've achieved amazing results with the skills you have so far.

The question is, do you have the life you want?

Imagine loving your life and feeling in control of your caseload.

That's what will happen when we work together.

Book a call with me, and let's get started.

In a Strategy Session, you learn exactly what you need to know to make your next move.

If you don't know already, you'll get clear on what you want to make happen in your life.

We uncover your habits of thinking and being that created your life up to this point.

You may already know some of them because you're likely into personal development books and podcasts.

You know a thing or two about yourself.

What my clients usually don't know -- and what I teach you in the Strategy Session -- is what needs to change to take sustainable action to change those habits.

You learn the missing pieces preventing you from making change in the past.

You also learn how your brain processes decisions.

Decisions determine results.

Your decisions also determine whether you feel anxious, overwhelmed or stressed out.

A lot of my clients initially describe themselves as over-thinkers, people-pleasers and procrastinators.

If that's you, you'll learn why you have these behaviors and how your mindset influences your decisions and prevents you from achieving the results you want in your life and law practice.

By the end of our call, you'll have clarity on what you want, a plan to make it happen and know how your brain makes decisions.

Each decision we make impacts our results.

Start making more decisions that move you towards your goals, and you'll see a change.

Deciding to hire me as your coach is the ultimate decision to take control of your life.