- Law Life Coaching

Productivity: how much you can produce in output given your input.

When studying the law, your primary inputs are time and energy, and there never seems to be enough of either time or energy.

Law school coaching—and bar prep coaching—help you identify which activities are your key producers and which activities can be delegated, automated, or simply let go.

More specifically, coaching can help you identify your most productive learning style, environment, rhythm, resources, and more.

Not only can law school coaching and bar prep coaching help you design your lifestyle to maximize the amount of time and energy you can put toward law school or the bar exam—but coaching can also help you optimize how you use that time and energy for maximum productivity.

In law school, overall grades are often based on only a few assignments or tests. For many law school courses, your grade is based only on one final exam. Similarly, passing the bar exam is based on, well, just the bar exam.

Not having grades to gauge how well you are performing throughout your semester or bar prep can cause tremendous uncertainty.

How helpful would it be to have someone by your side, throughout the process, to help you achieve and maintain the clarity to determine what is important and what is not?

Law school coaching and bar prep coaching help you design your semester's—or bar prep's—strategy and provides you with your desired level of accountability. There's no pressure or guilt. Your strategy and your accountability help you to make—and act on—those determinations, every day.

Coaching also helps you create systems for feedback tailored to each subject. This feedback will help guide your decisions to adapt or double-down on your strategy.