Legal Well Being

If you are overwhelmed with the sheer volume of stuff that needs to get done, Eric M. Twiggs can help. As a certified life and business coach, Eric helps leaders and students move from frustration to fulfillment.

Will Meyerhofer is a well known author, psychotherapist and JD, with degrees from Harvard and NYU Law. Will transitioned his career as private practicing lawyer to a psychotherapist after working as an attorney for two years in Big Law.He is the author of “Way Worse than Being a Dentist: the Lawyer's Quest for Meaning.” He has also written a book introducing and elaborating upon the central concepts of psychotherapy, “Life is a Brief Opportunity for Joy”.In this episode, Will gets real: about life, law, finding our passion and knowing when enough is enough.Will writes regularly for Above the Law, and maintains a blog at www.thepeoplestherapist.com. You can also find him at wwww.aquietroom.com.

Does the phrase "stay in your lane" make any sense in 2019? Is it time to let go of our pre-conceived notions of life long careers in one place?

Can natural medicine help us survive law school? Sarah Clark of Sorcha Holistics tells us how. Find her at https://sorcha.com.

In this episode, I try to convince already overwhelmed law students to add 2 books to their reading list: Addicted Lawyer (Brian Cuban) and It Doesn't Have to be Crazy at Work (Jason Fried, David Heinemeier Hansson).

Law school grading can get to the best of us, but is it time to calm the F down?

Welcome to the Sweatours Law School Wellness Podcast. Settle in as your host, Anjali Bindra Patel, ("Anj") provides a quick overview of the upcoming season. You'll be inspired, you'll be moved, and you'll get tips and feedback on how to improve your well being through law school and beyond. To contact Anj with comments, questions, feedback, sponsorship or speaker ideas, email us at [email protected]. Subscribe now on iTunes or Spotify, or find out about new episodes by signing up for our notifications on www.sweatours.com. We are excited to work together towards wellness!