During these challenging times, do you have goals that require you to change something? Do you want to change career, get a new job, do you want to make personal changes or do you want to practice differently (legality and humanity), a new area, do you want to speak up when others are silent, do you have ideas to do things differently but don't share them? There are a myriad of goals you may have, however, all goals require change AND courage? Does fear hold you back when it comes to change? Or are you too busy in your own furrow, doing the same thing you have for the last 5,10,20 years and don't believe this is a time for any kind of change? Louise provides 4 strategies that will create change, when your courage is tested, you may be criticised and you may fail (temporarily). Keep going, chart your own path, go from strength to strength and build the life you want, serving others with excellence. You can succeed courageously, making changes, living the life you choose, even in … [Read more...]
Lawyers Are Taught To Dehumanise! Lets Be Exemplary Human Role Models
Summary: Summary: Lawyers are taught to dehumanise from law school, where emotions and human skills are devalued and dismissed, thought of as unnecessary in practice and technicality seen as the only skill required for greatness (of course technicality is necessary). A high standard of humanity is required to be great people, leaders, role models in the world and in law. Our staff, clients, colleagues, counterparts, families, friends are depending on us to show up as our best selves in practice to serve them with excellence. . Lawyer's aren't literally killing people at work through dehumanisation, however, lawyers may be dehumanising others and not even know they are doing it! This vlog provides 3 vital skills to ensure you get on the ramp or road to role model greatness as they will begin the path for greater humanity in law. We are all humans with responsibilities and accountability to other humans and therefore can't act like the 3 Police officers who stood … [Read more...]