22 May
The Challenges of Giving Notice at Toxic Law Firms [TFLP184]
In today’s episode, Sarah talks about how people look at those who are giving notice at law firms. The views tend to be distorted, especially from others who work at the firm. This comes up often in Sarah’s conversations with former lawyers and people who are still currently working in law, so today, she’s diving in a bit deeper. The…
15 May
Feeling Your Feelings: How Self-Compassion Lead Raha Francis Away From Biglaw [TFLP183]
In today’s podcast, Sarah is chatting with Raha Francis. Raha graduated from Harvard Law and worked as a corporate intellectual property attorney before pivoting into a management consultant role at the Boston Consulting Group. During those years, she figured out how she wanted to spend her days and helps people today figure out how to create a career and life…
8 May
How to Handle the Bullying in Law Firms [TFLP182]
In this podcast episode, Sarah responds to a listener’s email about a recent episode where the discussion was about law firms and the narcissists that often run them. The listener wanted an additional discussion on the podcast about the bullying and abuse that goes on in law firms. Bullying in Law Firms is Common Sarah spent a decade moving through…
1 May
Discovering the Art of Writing Romance with Former Lawyer Jayci Lee [TFLP181]
On today’s podcast, Sarah is chatting with Jayci Lee, a former lawyer who has become an author since leaving her job as a litigator. The conversation covers everything from the process of leaving law to the importance of caring for mental health. Sarah discovered Jayci after reading one of her books where the main character is a lawyer. One former…
24 Apr
How the Hypervigilance in Law Causes Lawyers to Leave the Law with Ed Cottrell [TFLP180]
Sarah talked with Karen Gulde a few months ago as part of the former lawyers turned therapists month. Karen talked about her experience of hypervigilance in law as a lawyer, the experience of her nervous system being constantly activated, and how common that is for lawyers. Sarah’s husband, Ed, posted a reaction to that on LinkedIn and his experiences in…