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In this episode, we delve into the inspiring journey of Dominika Fasolo, LL.M. Formerly a thriving lawyer and manager, Dominika experienced burnout while pregnant, unable to leave her job. Determined to find balance, she developed a system that not only restored equilibrium but also earned her a promotion. Recognizing its potential, she transitioned to become a productivity coach. Today, with clients across four continents and over 100 hours of coaching under her belt, Dominika continues to empower others to achieve harmony between career and personal life. Join us as we explore her transformative story and the insights she shares on achieving sustainable success.

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So, whether you passed (CONGRATS) or didn't pass the bar exam, this episode is for you. As two multiple attempt bar exam survivors, we have some sound advice for those of you that may have gotten some not-so-great news lately. 

So, what do you do if you don't pass? Here is where to start: 

1. Perspective is Key: Understand that failing the bar exam does not define your worth as a future lawyer. It's a challenging test, and many successful lawyers have faced setbacks along the way. Recognize that the exam is just one step in your journey to becoming a lawyer, and it does not reflect your intelligence or capability.

2. Resilience is Vital: Developing resilience is crucial for aspiring lawyers facing the bar exam. If you don't pass on your first attempt, use it as an opportunity to strengthen your resolve and dedication. Learn from any mistakes, seek support from peers and mentors, and commit to a diligent study plan for your next attempt. Remember, many successful lawyers have faced setbacks before ultimately succeeding.

3. Focus on Growth: Instead of dwelling on the disappointment of failure, focus on how you can grow from the experience. Analyze your performance, identify areas for improvement, and adjust your study strategies accordingly. Use the setback as motivation to work even harder and approach the exam with renewed determination. Each attempt is a chance to learn and grow as a future lawyer, bringing you closer to your goal of passing the bar exam.
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This week we chat with Micha Star Liberty, a dedicated lawyer specializing in sexual assault, harassment, and human trafficking cases, who is committed to advocating for survivors' rights and seeking justice. Through her firm, Liberty Law, she provides compassionate and strategic legal representation, emphasizing accountability for perpetrators and support for survivors. Ms. Liberty's extensive experience, coupled with her leadership roles in legal and political organizations, enhances her ability to navigate complex cases and expedite the legal process. Recognized for her advocacy, she has received numerous awards and accolades, demonstrating her unwavering dedication to her clients and the broader community. Beyond her legal practice, Ms. Liberty is involved in mediation, leadership consulting, and diversity, equity, and inclusion training, furthering her impact beyond the courtroom.

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This week we chat with Edith Nazarian, a lawyer in California whose firm emphasizes personalized attention, experienced representation, and a commitment to helping clients navigate the complexities of the U.S. immigration system. 

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Ashlyn Donohue is currently a Legal Director at Boston-based LinkSquares, Inc. Before this role, she was at HubSpot. Ashlyn also has prior experience in operations, with a focus on using data to drive actionable insights to improve operational efficiency and align cross-functional teams. Ashlyn received her Juris Doctor from Northeastern University School of Law.

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