Your Potential For Everything

Laura currently resides in Copenhagen, Denmark and is an attorney. She discusses how European working life differs from American working life. People and relationships are very important to her and she enjoys finding ways to connect with others. She is calm, highly adaptable, and easy-going.

She is a mother to a 4 year old girl and an 8 month old boy. She returned to work in July of 2020, but didn't go into the office. She has an official home office in her living room (previously, her office was in her son's room before he arrived). She works from home every day and plans to do so for the rest of the year. Her company has allowed her to work from home until June 2021.

She has unique working hours due to calls with the West Coast of the US, but working from home is a brilliant solution for that. She is still working out some of the kinks, but feels she is able to live a more full life with work from home.

Follow along on her journey:

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/laurajeffordsgreenberg/

Games Law Council: https://www.gameslawcouncil.com/

Laura currently resides in Copenhagen, Denmark and is an attorney. She discusses how European working life differs from American working life. People and relationships are very important to her and she enjoys finding ways to connect with others. She is calm, highly adaptable, and easy-going.

She is a mother to a 4 year old girl and an 8 month old boy. She returned to work in July of 2020, but didn't go into the office. She has an official home office in her living room (previously, her office was in her son's room before he arrived). She works from home every day and plans to do so for the rest of the year. Her company has allowed her to work from home until June 2021.

She has unique working hours due to calls with the West Coast of the US, but working from home is a brilliant solution for that. She is still working out some of the kinks, but feels she is able to live a more full life with work from home.

Follow along on her journey:

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/laurajeffordsgreenberg/

Games Law Council: https://www.gameslawcouncil.com/

Radiance Harris is an experience-seeker, an action-taker, a minimalist, an old soul, and a God girl. She also balances many roles in her life as a wife, mom, trademark attorney, and entrepreneur, just to name a few. She owns a trademark law firm, Radiance IP Law, where she helps businesses protect, monetize, and grow profitable brands with trademarks. When she's not working, she enjoys baking with her son, riding her Peloton bike, eating out at new restaurants, and binge-watching television shows.

On this episode, Alex talks with Radiance about how to work from home with children and pets. Radiance shares technology that helps her work from home more efficiently and how her life as an entrepreneur led her to the work from home life. She explains that everyone has a different work from home style and it is important to figure out how you work best.

Follow along on her journey: Instagram: @radianceharrisesq LinkedIn: Radiance Harris Facebook: @RadianceIPLaw Website: https://www.radianceiplaw.com/radianceharris

Radiance Harris wonders why she spent so much time in endless meetings when she worked in "big law". When she started her own business, she realized she could work on a schedule which brought out the best in her, for her clients. Radiance was a fan of "working from home" before Covid-19, an explains how it can work for law firms and their clients everywhere.

On this episode we discuss Working From Home and how to do it effectively. We speak with Sandy Zinn who has been working from home since 2012/2013, but working from anywhere since the early 2000s when he was covering the Olympics and Golf for ESPN. For him, it is all about balance and making sure you don't get sucked too deeply into either work problems or family problems at any one time. When he is working then he is all in, but remembers to take breaks and go all into non-work relate responsibilities like taking his dog on a walk.

Casey tells Alex about how she deals with family and cats while working from home

Sarah Francois is a third-year student at Brooklyn Law School. During her time at Brooklyn Law School, she has served as a member of the Brooklyn Journal of International Law and the Black Law Students Association. Prior to law school, she obtained an M.F.A. in Creative Writing and a B.A. in English. She was a part of the founding teams of both the NYU poetry slam team and the University of Denver poetry slam team. In her very rare spare time, she streams on Twitch.tv while playing Hearthstone.

She is a self-proclaimed introvert and finds networking frustrating at times. On various occasions she has been told she is not doing enough to network, but she feels she is doing all she can to get in front of the people she can who will give her genuine understanding of the working world she wishes to pursue. We discuss her frustrations, triumphs, and her unique ability to be genuine in all interactions in her life.

Follow along with Sarah and her journey:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/legallyplucky/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/francoissarah/

Law School student Sarah Francois tells Alex about her misgivings about social media, and how she deals with them.

In this episode, Michael Lark talks about his journey to learn how to network. He is a fellow introvert and didn't find networking easy to do at first. However, he points out that everything requires practice and he started putting himself out there and engaging in conversations he might not have otherwise joined. He now has a huge network and get most of his professional photography gigs through word of mouth. He also discusses how to build your personal brand.

Michael is currently a full-time operations analyst and IT administrator for a Fire Department. Born and raised in Dallas, he received his Bachelor of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies with a concentration in Business and Information Systems and a Master of Public Administration from the University of Texas at Arlington. In addition to his job with the Fire Department, Michael is also a professional sports photographer and owner of Dallas Sports Fanatic, LLC, and Dallas Dance Fanatic.

In 2013, Michael began building his personal brand on social media (Twitter/Instagram) as a go-to for news, rumors, insights, and commentary on the Dallas Mavericks and Dallas Cowboys, as well as other professional sports, teams, and players. MavsFanatic.com brought Michael on as a staff writer and social media coordinator in May 2014, partnering with Ryan Wilson as co-owner of the site.

In the summer of 2017, Mavs Fanatic transformed into Dallas Sports Fanatic, a credentialed media organization covering all Dallas-area college and professional sports. That year, Michael also started his own freelance photography company, Michael Lark Photography, specializing in sports and entertainment photography, digital media, and video production.

Michael has shot several charity events, conducted hundreds of private photoshoots, having shot several NBA and NFL players, Dallas Mavericks Dancers, Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders, as well as private portrait shoots, live events, weddings, and many more.

As a freelance sports photographer, Michael has covered the 2017 Byron Nelson, 2017 Colonial Invitational, 2018 Cotton Bowl, 2018 MLB All-Star Game, and 2018 NFL Draft. He's shot freelance for the Big 12 Conference, FC Dallas, Houston Dynamo, Seattle Sounders, Houston Dynamo, FC Dallas, Dallas Mavericks, Allen Americans Ice Angels, and Texas Rangers.

Follow along with him on his journey: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/themichaellark/ https://www.instagram.com/themichaellarkphotography/ Website: https://www.dallassportsfanatic.com/

Michael Lark, a "serial networker" , gives Alex S. his tips and tricks for expanding networks, getting to know people, striking conversations, and flourishing. EPISODE 3 is available Tuesday, August 25, at 6 a.m.