Why take this course?
Few of us talk openly about money or confidence.
Yet, surveys tell us that women lawyers underearn relative to men and we often hear about high performing women who struggle with imposter syndrome and people pleasing.
What bothers me is that women suffer, unnecessarily, in silence. They blame themselves.
They think they're alone and they want to become more confident, but they don't know where to start.
So I created this course.
If you take it, you'll learn some statistics and rules of professional conduct.
You'll be taught tools that you can use to coach yourself. You'll learn to manage how you deal with discomfort, around money and other triggers in your practice.
You'll learn to leverage your thoughts to get better outcomes.
Based on your unique practice and challenges, you'll create your own goals and protocols.
And if you have any questions along the way, I'm available to answer them.
Some clues that this course could help you:
- you write off your time or don't record it at all because you think you're too slow or not smart enough
- you avoid conversations where you will need to assert yourself
- you worry about coming across as "greedy"
- you talk yourself out of opportunities to ask for more challenging work
- you have trouble saying "no"
- you've been told that you need to come across as "more confident"
Confidence is a practice that you need to develop.
This course will help you do that.
You will learn to:
- identify thoughts and habits that hold you back from reaching your goals
- replace unproductive thoughts with empowering ones
- measure yourself against objective standards
- assess where you are and set goals for where you want to be
- develop actionable protocols
- assert yourself with confidence in challenging situations
Let's face it. You advocate for your clients, but you can be your own worst enemy.
Why not change that?
Money Mindset for Women Lawyers is eligible for CPD credit in British Columbia and Ontario (see below).
