On this special 10th episode, Siria shares three books that really impacted her. Gretchen Rubin's Better than Before, Brene Brown's Dare to Lead, and Felicia Day's Embrace Your Weird. Each of these books gave her tools and insights on her current journey.

She also drops the new album cover for Lawyered with Siria.

On this episode, Siria discusses mentorship and how it is not reserved for young people. She encourages you to seek out and cultivate mentoring relationships and to be a mentor to someone. Your story is the blue print for someone else's life.

Siria interviews Frank D. Durand, the Associate Dean for Student Affairs at William S. Boyd School of Law. He shares his journey from Standford Law to academia. The discussion touches on culture shock of going to a big school, imposter syndrome, and how having a strong support system helped him stay true to his values.

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Siria talks about being in a boundaries ninja and how she was able to build up this muscle. She shares the power of the word "No" and how saying yes to everyone around you is saying "No" to yourself and your values.

Siria discusses doing introspection and discussing her number one rule of life: You Must Know Yourself. She discusses asking powerful questions in order to know what boundaries to put up and gives you tools to help you figure out what you want, including the wheel of life. 

Siria discusses the idiom "the law is a jealous mistress" and how it will take everything you decide to give her. Yes, you can always do more, but what is the cost?

Siria interviews Blanca Estela. Blanca is the founder of LIP - Latinas in Power, a global community of conscious, heart-centered Latinas leading the frontier of transformation for all women.

Siria interviews Chris Madeksho of the Madeksho Law Firm. Chris has a national reputation for managing asbestos and other toxic torts cases. When Chris is not lawyering, you’ll find Chris spending time with his family.

Siria asks you to remember why you went to law school. Remembering your why can help you reconnect with the law or with your purpose.

On this episode, Siria discusses the different meanings of “Lawyered,” how this podcast came to be, and the goals for this podcast.