This week we’re welcoming guest writer Whitney Weatherly to talk about getting yourself on a schedule. OK, bear with me here. I’m personally a parent of human children, but I’m pretty sure pet-parents (and former babysitters, etc.) will also get where I’m coming from. When my kids were little, I realized that our lives would be an absolute if we didn’t come to some sort of consensus on basic boundaries and a schedule. Meal times, activity times, and time for sleeping. All of this ramped up even more when they needed to learn some sort of new skill. New skills are exhausting, and kids resist bi ..read more

This week we welcome back Julia Gourary to talk about how to make law school like a regular, full-time, job. . Between going to class, , it seems like the work never ends. Law school can and will take up all your time if you let it, crowding out everything else in your life. My 1L fall, I fell prey to this. I let my work take however long it took, leaving me scrambling to fit in other things like , seeing friends, cleaning, and running errands in the fragments of time that were left over. I always felt like I was in work mode or should be working, even when I was supposed to be relaxing. My 1L ..read more