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If I Knew Then What I Know Now: Five Things I Wish I'd Done Before Becoming A Father In BigLaw, And You Should Do Before Making a Life Change
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It was my son's birthday week. I also delivered a webinar to Dad's working in law. Both of these events got me reflecting on becoming a father for the first time and the unexpected shifts that occurred, changing the course of my career and life.
In this week's episode, I share five things I wish I'd known and worked on before my son was born. These things would have helped me navigate the shifts with a little less angst and uncertainty and maybe short-circuited the process.
Whether you're a parent or not, the five things I share in this episode can be applied to your life right now so you can approach shifts and changes more easily and live life on your terms.
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