Thank you for your support over the last 4.5 years. I share a little bit about why I'm ending this show.

We’re sharing our advice about content creation, getting sponsors, branding, and women in the profession.

According to my guest, life is full of “ampersand moments,” those defining moments where the “before” and “after” change our trajectories. We chat about how to navigate those ampersand moments in life.

If you’re going through health struggles while juggling the chaos that comes with being a lawyer or business owner, you’ll find hope in my guest’s journey of overcoming an eating disorder.

Do you find reasons not to pursue your true desires and dreams because you’re fearful of judgment? Let’s work on that in this episode.

If you’re wondering what the future of the law might look like and how you can thrive as a law firm owner as the profession continues to change, all you have to do is create it yourself! Hear how.

If you're looking to set up systems in your law practice which will allow you to step away from your firm and have it still function properly, this episode is for you.

LinkedIn is quickly becoming a social media favorite for lawyers and business owners. We discuss the best ways to show up and engage on that platform.

We’re exploring the various aspects of law firm cultures that either perpetuate or prevent sexual harassment and bullying in the workplace.

Storytelling is a powerful tool to help you express the mission of your business in a memorable and impactful way. My guest shares tips on how to tell better stories.

With all the negative stereotypes out there about Millennial lawyers, we're exploring the societal influences that shaped this generation.

You have 5 to 7 seconds to capture someone’s attention on video. Do you know how to best present yourself on live video to maximize your outcome?

How much technology do you really need as a lawyer, and how can you add more value to your relationship with your clients through technology?

If you’re thinking about starting a family, are currently pregnant, or already have a kid or two, how can you maintain a thriving solo practice while you grow your family?

What’s the one thing you can do when you’re working so hard that you start to feel yourself drowning in your own hustle, consumed by your own thoughts, overwhelmed by all of your ideas, and nearing exhaustion? I share what I did in this episode.

If you could help your clients with one specific aspect of their legal matter while avoiding litigation, working virtually, and getting paid in full, would you do it?

In this powerful conversation about family heritage and belonging, my guest and I discuss the importance of owning our immigration stories. And we also touch upon esports as a practice area.

Do you need a break from social media? It can certainly feel overwhelming trying to grow a following while posting consistently AND also building a business. There has to be a better way! That’s what I discuss today.

You might have heard that the "riches are in the niches," but what should you look out for when you’re selecting a niche practice area to grow within and become an expert in?

Growing a practice is never easy. There are many moving parts to think about at all times: marketing, legal work, admin work, accounting and client communication. In this episode, Karima Gulick shares some behind the scenes on growing a law practice, hiring a part time assistant, launching an online course and Voice search. Voice search is here to stay, and it’s something we cannot neglect as we’re growing our law firms and brands. We also discuss what’s a flash briefing and how to start one.

Ever wondered about how much most Personal Injury law firms are really making? How much work and money goes into those multi-million dollar verdicts and whether that’s really the norm? Curious about how to start investing in real estate? Jeff Greenman shares his story and how he broke into a crowded

We’re celebrating 4 years of The Gen Y Lawyer pod by tackling some of today’s pressing issues affecting Millennials, like burnout, perfectionism, and job titles.

Speaking engagements can be a great way to build your brand and bring in business. For the past 7 years, I have been taking public speaking more seriously and have been treating it like it’s part of my job. Now, I’m sharing my tips on how you can use public speaking to bring in an additional source of revenue.

Change your thoughts, change your life. Learn how to retrain your brain to stop thinking the negative thoughts that affect your behavior and start living the life that you want!