This podcast was created to empower women lawyers just like you to create a life and practice you love. As an advocate, you spend your days in service to others, fighting their battles and putting their needs first. But at the end of the day, you can be left feeling tired, overwhelmed, and like you're missing out on something more. While you've mastered the skills of forecasting risks, solving problems, and working hard, those skills may not be helping you create the life and practice you want: one that brings you more joy. This podcast is your time away from the daily hustle to focus on taking care of you: seeing where you're stuck, figuring out what you truly want and learning skills that will help you define and create success on your own terms. Tune in every week and join Paula Price, litigator turned certified executive coach, as she shares practical tools you can use to define and create success on your own terms. If you're over the overwhelm, done with putting out fires and ready to stop letting perfectionism hold you back from going after what you really want, this podcast is for you. For more information visit www.thejoyfulpractice.com more

Hosted by editor Catrin Griffiths and litigation editor Christian Smith, every second Thursday The Lawyer Podcast brings you our take on the top stories, trends and views moving the legal market. For more news, analysis and data, go to www.thelawyer.com. The Lawyer Podcast can be contacted at podcast@thelawyer.com. more

A podcast for lawyers that explores the realities of big law, provides tips for better practice management, and shines a light on lawyer wellbeing.  more

You don't have to look very far to find studies confirming what we all know to be true--the legal profession is suffering. Countless studies confirm that our attorneys are struggling with substance abuse, mental health challenges, anxiety, and stress at alarming rates. While these challenges cannot be attributed to any one cause, many of these studies have demonstrated the need for greater support and mentorship in the legal profession. At the same time, as attorneys, we need to develop better and healthier coping skills to overcome the inevitable challenges of practicing law.  This podcast endeavors to do just that. Get practical skills and tools to change the way you interact with your career and start living differently. more

The legal profession rewards overwork—but at a cost. The Wellness Esquire challenges that model, featuring conversations between Ariella and fellow attorneys —and occasional non-lawyer voices who add critical perspective— on burnout, work-life integration, and how to build a legal career that doesn't break you. more

Welcome to The Legal Yogi Podcast a unique space for corporate professionals striving to achieve balance, wellness, and mindful living amidst the demands of their careers. Hosted by Vanisha Weatherspoon, a corporate attorney and 500-hour Registered Yoga Teacher, this podcast serves as a sanctuary for those aiming to excel professionally without compromising their well-being.If you're navigating the challenges of corporate America, determined to advance your career while making time for self-care and meaningful relationships, this podcast is for you. Each week, Vanisha brings engaging conversations and actionable insights, specifically tailored for professionals balancing ambitious career goals with a fulfilling life.The Legal Yogi Podcast features conversations with wellness experts, corporate coaches, and mindfulness leaders, offering practical tips for managing stress, staying motivated, and establishing habits that support both professional and personal aspirations. Vanisha's journey as a corporate attorney and yoga instructor brings a grounded, relatable perspective, helping listeners redefine success to include both career advancement and holistic well-being.Through strategies for mindful success, Vanisha explores how to climb the corporate ladder while embracing self-awareness, compassion, and resilience. She shares work-life balance techniques tailored for busy professionals, empowering listeners to thrive at work without losing sight of what truly matters. Practices like meditation and mindful breathing are woven into her routines, offering seamless ways to reduce stress and foster inner peace.Whether you're seeking meditation techniques, inspirational career stories, or tips on balancing corporate life with self-care, The Legal Yogi Podcast is here to guide and support you. Vanisha empowers you to bring your best self to every aspect of life, inspiring a fulfilling, resilient, and balanced journey in and out of the office. Stay present, keep striving for balance, and embrace those micro-moments of mindfulness to keep flourishing as the incredible Legal Yogi you are.About the Host: Vanisha is an RYT 500 and lives in Austin, TX. She began her yoga journey in 2017 during her 1L year at Georgetown Law. The first year of law school is by far the hardest year and oftentimes is the gateway for the bad habits that run high among those in the legal profession. Lawyers are at an extremely high risk of alcoholism, drug abuse and dependency, anxiety and depression, so Vanisha turned to yoga to avoid falling victim to one of the former. It was here on her mat where she found peace, which led her to want to bring this to her law school community. Vanisha became a certified instructor during the summer of her 2L year of law school and began teaching classes on Georgetown's campus in the fall of her 3L year. She obtained her 300 hour certification in 2020 and upon graduation, moved back to Austin, where she currently teaches yoga and practices law as a 5th year associate at a global law firm.Resources:Website:https://legalyogipodcast.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vanisha-weatherspoon/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/legally_yogi/Podcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/legalyogipodcast/ more

You might think burnout is just part of the deal in law, but it's really about what we've been socialized to believe we 'should' be doing to prove ourselves, especially as women. The good news is that you can change those thought patterns and create a career that doesn't burn you out.Hosted by Heather Mills, a coach and former class action attorney, this show offers practical tools to help you escape burnout culture without sacrificing your career or income. You'll learn how to restore your energy, build a sustainable legal career, and stay in control of your success. Press play and take the first step toward feeling good in your career again.Heather understands the unique pressures for women in law the urge to prove yourself, the drive to overwork and be perfect, the expectation to put in endless hours, and all the ways we're taught to measure our worth by how much we achieve and do for others. That's why she's on a mission to end burnout culture for women in law. This show is all about giving you the concrete tools, strategies, and mindset shifts you need to reclaim your energy, confidence, and career. Whether you're feeling overwhelmed by long hours, wondering how long you can go on like this, or questioning if success has to come at such a high personal cost, this podcast provides the support you need. Tune in every week to break free from burnout and discover how to create a legal career that actually feels good to live in, not just impressive on paper. more

Welcome to THE HAPPY LAWYER MOM PODCAST, a podcast that takes lawyer moms from beyond stressed and barely hanging on to finally getting what they want at work and at home, so that you can be TRULY happy. more