Solo and Small Firm
The Practitioner Spring 2016, Volume 22, Issue 2
Content
- Golden State Resolution: Daily Fantasy Sports and the California Legislature working together for the common good?
- How Commercial Litigation Funding Can Help Small Firms and Solo Practitioners
- I Want to Move Back Home ̶ Can I Take My Children With Me?
- Letter From the Chair
- Letter From the Editor
- MCLE Article: Birds, Bees, and Sexting: What Every Parent Needs Their T(w)een To Know
- Non-Compete Clauses for Lawyers
- Solo & Small Firm Spotlight: Eric P Ganci
- Table of Contents
- The Importance of Privately Arranged Court Reporting to Making a Record for Appeal
- The Wonders of Newport Beach, California: Things to Do When Visiting for the State Bar Solo Summit in June 2016
- Coach's Corner Don't Retire, Don't Quit, Don't Be Unhappy: Morph
COACH’S CORNER Don’t Retire, Don’t Quit, Don’t Be Unhappy: Morph
By Eleanor Southers
Eleanor Southers is a Professional Legal Coach who helps attorneys at all stages of their careers to become more successful and contented. Working one on one, Ms. Southers guides attorneys to uncover and fulfill their goals. She can be reached at esouthers@aol.com or her website: www.southerslaw.net.
The meaning of "to morph" is derived from the word "metamorphosis," which The Merriam-Webster Dictionary 2016 defines as "a change of form". Yes, that awful word: CHANGE. Not only are taxes and death a certainty of life, so is change. In the modern legal profession, this is particularly true. It is not something to be afraid of but rather something to embrace, for morphing your legal career can lead to a wonderful rewarding professional life.