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Welcome back to Legaltini! In this week's episode, join me as I chat with Imani Maatuka, the youngest lawyer at her "Big Law" firm in Dallas, Texas. She is an incredible person who has been taking the legal field by storm. As we chat about Big Law, law school memories, and summer internship processes, we also pepper in important conversations about branding yourself, learning from challenges, being agile during change, and navigating transition-periods in life.
With a few friends from school, Imani started a scholarship foundation called The Bridging the Gap Scholarship, aimed at helping minorities gain more equitable access to the legal field. Through the program she helps expand the resources and knowledge of opportunities to people who don't traditionally have those resources. Let me tell you, this girl is non-stop and is making a true difference in the community!
Be sure to check out her website bridgingthegapscholarship.com if you are interested in applying!
Find us on the gram: @legaltini_podcast / @btgscholarship
Cheers y'all *clink*
Welcome back to Legaltini! In this week's episode we dive into how to prepare during your first week of the semester for FINALS. That's right, it starts from the beginning! Listen up, because I'm sharing 5 tips for a more successful finals season.
The second half of the episode is dedicated to interviewing! Most of us have on-campus-interviews, OCIs, this semester! I share my thoughts about interviewing as someone who has participated in many interviews and conducted even more. This is what interviewers *really* care about!
Please rate/review below if you enjoy the podcast, and don't forget to catch me on the gram~ @legaltini_podcast
Cheers y'all! *clink*
Welcome back to Legaltini - Your very own sip of law school!
This week's episode covers my hot takes from finals season and wraps up my first semester of law school. I share my personal experience with the lessons I learned and how I am planning to approach next semester. If you're in law school or even if you are just a support to someone in law school - this episide gives you the deets on how to survive finals season!
Cheers y'all *clink*
In the last podcast we talked about what networking is and why it's SO important. This week, we shift into who to network with, how to find them, and how to conduct a networking meeting! Tracking down those contacts is as easy as ABC, and conducting a meeting is really not scary or hard! In this episode, get ready for really practical and easy-to-apply tips. Networking shouldn't be so mysterious or daunting (even if it is halloween week!)
@legaltini_podcast / legaltini.com -- check em' out!
Cheers y'all *clink*
This episode of Legaltini is part one of a two-episode series on Networking! First, we focus on exactly what is networking and why it's so important! We can't get too far without this crucial understanding. Next week, we will dive into exactly how to best approach growing our network. Don't forget to follow me so you don't miss the sequel 😘
Catch me on the gram: @legaltini_podcast and take a peek at my website for lots of resources: legaltini.com
Cheers y'all *clink*🍸
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Welcome back to Legaltini! In this week's episode we break down the 5 things you NEED to tackle Q4, which can be a pressured/stressful time for lots of folks!
I'll even share my plan for the rest of the semester and how I plan to approach finals.
Please rate/review below if you enjoy this podcast, and don't forget to catch me on the gram! @legaltini_podcast
Cheers y'all! *clink*
Welcome back to Legaltini! On this week's episode, I share lessons learned from working in healthcare during the COVID outbreak and how I'm applying those lessons in law school. Law school is tough, but it doesn't need to feel impossible and all-consuming. There is (believe it or not) life outside of this stress and remembering it will help you get through your current challenges.
I also share four practical tips on how to build your mental strength! Happy listening!!
Cheers y'all *clink*
Hello hello! This week on Legaltini we talk about how to dig down deep and find your motivation when times get tough. This is the point in the semester where you really have to want it! How do we keep momentum and prevent burnout? What about when it gets really hard and we forget why we're here in the first place?
Plus three ways to avoid those time sucking black holes (ehem, hi insta) and take control of YOUR time! Time is so valuable - use it or lose it!
Plus PLUS I'll give you my two favorite secrets about time!
Please rate and review below if you enjoy the pod! Find me on the gram @legaltini_podcast and check out my website legaltini.com :)
Why are first impressions so important? What is a personal brand and how do I start? How do I battle all the negativity around me and creeping into my head? These are some real questions that are important to answer! **Also bonus section with real tips on how to combat your own negativity! Please rate and review below if you enjoyed this podcast!
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Check out my website legaltini.com
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In the first few weeks of law school, everyone is buzzing with "omg what's your system" and asking every person around them what their plans are for tackling the school year. Let's talk about sticking to your plan and not letting other people make you waiver. Stick to your own drum beat! But to do that, you have to develop a beat.
How to use the career center for what you need to build your future career! It's a valuable resource that many people don't utilize enough.
Lastly, how to combat that inevitable overwhelm when the task list gets just a little too long.
Please rate and review below! Cheers y'all!
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