Sarah Flack is a personal injury and criminal defense attorney, a solo firm owner, and a mom. She is also someone who has been through many resilience-building chapters of life, a spiral in her twenties she didn't see coming, and the daily work of building a business from scratch while still showing up fully for every client who needs her.

In this episode, the force behind the Golden Lawyer gets radically honest about what grit actually looks like over a lifetime, why it is never a box you check once and move on from, and how she has learned to trust herself even when the path got messy. She talks about what it means to lead with humanity, why she passes on opportunities that don't sit right ethically, and how intentionality, from the paintings on her wall to the way she shows up in a courtroom, has become the foundation of everything she builds.

In this episode:

• Why grit is not linear and what it looks like to build the callus over time 
• The importance of finding humor and wit to get through the worst days
• Balancing being true to yourself and reading the room
• What it looks like to build a firm from the ground up when nobody teaches you the business side
• How she navigates being a woman in courtrooms that are often still dominated by men
• Why culture and connection are crucial for being a good leader

🔗 Connect with Sarah Flack on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/sarah-flack-75435b54/ 

🔗 Work with Sara, Laura, and Tracy: pointnortheast.com