HeyJaredThe Joyful Practice for Women Lawyers
This podcast was created to empower women lawyers just like you to create a life and practice you love. As an advocate, you spend your days in service to others, fighting their battles and putting their needs first.
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275. Wrapping Up the Podcast (opens the original)
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Have you ever felt the quiet signs that it might be time for a change, even before you know exactly what comes next? In this final episode, I share why I am wrapping up the podcast and shifting gears in my career after eight years of independent coaching. I reflect on how my work and life have evolved, what I have learned along the way, and why joining a law firm as director of professional development feels like the right next step for me. I also reflect on five years of The Joyful Practice for
274. Life Lessons From My Trip to Mexico City (opens the original)
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Have you ever noticed that the experiences you have while traveling can teach you lessons that apply far beyond the trip itself? In this episode, I share four lessons I learned during my recent trip to Mexico City, and how those lessons connect to your life, your work, and your legal practice. From investing in guidance to finding the right balance between structure and flexibility, this episode explores the insights that came from navigating a new city, trying new experiences, and seeing famili
273. How to Structure Your Thoughts and Organize Your Mind (opens the original)
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Do you ever feel like your mind is holding too many thoughts at once and you don't know where to start? When everything feels equally important, it can be difficult to prioritize, make decisions, and move forward. In this episode, I share the process I use to take scattered thoughts and turn them into something more structured, actionable, and manageable. This approach can be helpful in so many situations, from busy work weeks and overflowing inboxes to projects, goal setting, difficult conversa
272. How to Create a Sustainable Practice: Getting "Back on Track" (4 of 4) (opens the original)
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What would it take for your practice to actually feel sustainable? In this fourth and final episode of the series on getting back on track, I explore why sustainability is not about never falling off track, but about developing the ability to recover when it happens. Creating a sustainable practice means building systems that can evolve with you and support you through the inevitable changes and challenges that come with practicing law. I share how to think about sustainability through the lens
271. How to Recover When Your Time Management Systems Fail: Getting "Back on Track" (3 of 4) (opens the original)
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Have you ever fallen off track and wondered how to get your time management systems working again? In this third episode of a four-part series, I explore what happens after your systems fail and how to recover when the structures you rely on are no longer working. Getting back on track is not about starting over from scratch, but about understanding where you are and creating a path forward. When your systems stop supporting you, the first challenge is often knowing where to begin. In this episo
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