Don’t get me wrong - these are all fun! But they won’t get to the heart of why you’re stuck on progressing toward your goal or why you can never seem to find the time for yourself.
When we work together, I support you as you get to know yourself on a deeper level. That means learning to treat yourself like your best friend would treat you. Finally, you’ll support yourself and ultimately achieve your dreams - whether that looks like passing the Bar Exam, creating time and space to workout, cook for yourself, or relax with your friends or significant other.
You can only serve others and perform at peak capacity when you learn to take care of yourself first.
Looking for a community of high-achieving, hardworking, heart-centered lawyers, JDs, and law students who are actively working on themselves (aka, going to therapy, working with a life coach, or are doing their own self-work) to build the life they love around who they authentically are? This is the place for you. Join us for yoga, meditation, journaling, and wellness fun, where we're redefining what it means to be a lawyer who is of their highest service to themselves and their clients while paving a new way forward for the legal profession.
I’m just going to say it - our society’s approach to wellness is outdated. When we’re feeling stressed, overwhelmed, or unhappy, we’ve been taught to turn to someone or something else to help us feel better. A cup of hot chocolate, a friend you can talk to, a movie you can watch on the couch, or even a yoga class or two. While I fully support reaching out for help when needed (thank you therapists and life coaches!), rarely, if ever, have we been taught that we can turn to someone else who can fix the problem–ourselves. I’m here to show you how you can create a life you love from the inside out, where you can take care of yourself whenever and wherever you need to, no matter what amount of time you have. Because the key to long-term wellness is creating a better relationship with yourself. And only you have the power to do that, friend.