Impostor syndrome is a common challenge for many attorneys, especially for newer attorneys or those working in a solo or small firm settings. It often shows up as persistent self-doubt, fear of failure, or a nagging feeling that one’s achievements aren’t truly earned (even when there’s evidence to the contrary). If these pervasive thoughts are left unchecked, they can limit a lawyer’s growth, … [Read more...]
Rethinking Drinking – Dry January 2025
John M. Tynjala, Esq., Client Services Director To drink or not to drink. That is the question. Or at least that is what Dry January is all about. It has been designated as a month to take stock of our relationship with alcohol. For me, that decision was made 24 years ago when I made the choice to stop drinking entirely. I did it by going through a substance use treatment program and I started … [Read more...]
The Empty Chair at the Holiday Table – Navigating Grief During the Holiday Season
I was in Marshalls combing the racks for Christmas presents for my family when it came on. Over the store speakers, Bing Crosby sang, “I’ll be home for Christmas.” Right there, in the household section among non-stick pans and fancy table settings, I started crying. I’m pretty sure I put my hand over my heart, as if it would burst if I didn’t hold it inside my chest cavity. It was the first … [Read more...]
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