Mindfulness
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Health / Wellness
It's Time For Lawyers To Smell The Roses
You're getting a law license to make your life better, and you haven’t done that if you end up a labor droid, an alcoholic, or a corpse. -
Morning Docket
Morning Docket: 08.26.19
* 3M is asking Biglaw to care for attorney mental health in its new procurement process. The fourth “M” is for “Mindfulness.” [Corporate Counsel]
* In today’s installment of “intellectual property law is broken,” publishers are suing over audiobooks that offer captions. [New York Law Journal]
* A guy who legally changed his name to Atticus Finch when he was 8 is now in law school. If you think you hated Go Set A Watchman… [Texas Lawyer]
* Second Circuit doing all sorts of fact-finding because adhering to the record and precedent is out of fashion apparently. [Law360]
* Anti-gay blogger Judge John Bush calling out Kim Davis for “antihomosexual bias” is peak 2019. [National Law Journal]
* Famous football players who became lawyers. [Law.com]
* Convict seeks sheriff job. [HuffPo]
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Early Adopters Of Legal AI Gaining Competitive Edge In Marketplace
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Health / Wellness
How To Work With The Anxious Brain
Anxiety is one of the more treatable mental health issues but sadly, most people wait five or more years to seek help.
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Health / Wellness
Career Transitions Made Easier With Neuroscience Tools
Use this information to make navigating situations like changing jobs, leaving the law, or retiring easier on yourself. -
Health / Wellness
Neuroscience And Mindfulness: Becoming More Resilient
How can you improve your resilience? -
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Health / Wellness
The Joy Of Mindfully Writing
But how can you possibly work your way up to doing it? It's simple: just write. -
Health / Wellness
Meditation Can Help To Soothe The Anxious Mind
Many lawyers seem to think that anxiety must be part of a law practice, as if there is no choice in the matter. - Sponsored
The Business Case For AI At Your Law Firm
ChatGPT ushers in the age of generative AI – even for law firms. -
Health / Wellness
I Pause For Gratitude
Each new day is an opportunity to practice mindfulness and to be grateful. -
Health / Wellness
Understanding And Working With Anger And Other Difficult Emotions Through Mindfulness
How do you cope mindfully in situations where you’re seeing red? -
Health / Wellness
How Yoga Practice Helps You Keep Calm In Stressful Situations
Lawyers are starting to acknowledge the importance of maintaining our physical as well as our mental well-being. -
Health / Wellness
Practicing Being With Uncertainty And Fear
Mindfulness practice is hugely important and beneficial for learning to be comfortable with uncertainty. -
Health / Wellness
Study Shows 8-Week Mindfulness Course Increases Workplace Effectiveness By 6 Percent
This is the first study to ever look at the impact of mindfulness and meditation, specifically for lawyers.
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Is The Future Of Law Distributed? Lessons From The Tech Adoption Curve
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Career Alternatives, Health / Wellness
Journey From Lawyer To Consultant
How did Jeena Cho become a legal mindfulness consultant? Find out here. -
Health / Wellness
How To Silence The Inner-Critic And Practice Being A Good Friend To Yourself
The mind is a very busy and noisy place. -
Technology
How To Reduce Distractions In A Constantly Connected World
What are your thoughts on creating a sustainable relationship with digital technology? -
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Health / Wellness
Tips For Resting Your Thinking Mind
The mind doesn't come with an instruction manual. -
Biglaw, Health / Wellness
12 Programs Law Firms Can Implement To Enhance Employee Wellness
"Self-care? Are you kidding? I have to work as much as humanly possible." -
Health / Wellness
So, You'd Like To Run A #Hackathon? A How To Guide
What to do when asking people to practice empathy towards another.