The Three Keys
Don't Do That Anymore
Opposing Counsel
Dealing With Disgruntled Employees
Become CLO -- Cheer Leading Officer
Praise Need Not Be Sincere to Be Effective
Take Some Time For You
Tame Your Inner Lawyer
Enjoy the Perks
You are a Human Being
Keeping Up With the Obamas

Have you ever found yourself so stressed out at work that you've had to lock yourself in your office and say the Serenity Prayer?  "Lord, grant me the serenity to accept the things that I can not change, the courage to change the things that I can, and the wisdom not to stab opposing counsel in the parking lot."  If so, then perhaps you need to hear Sean Carter's tips on how to clean up the stress mess.

Let's face it.  Being a legal professional is not easy.  The demands of dealing with judges, clients, and opposing counsel can make even the most balanced person want to go "legal."  In Cleaning Up the Stress Mess, Mr. Carter draws on his decade of experience in both law firms and in-house legal departments to share three-steps to a more stress-free career:

Get a Clue -- The first step to effectively managing stress is to understand its source

Get a Grip -- You can't always control the circumstances at work, but you can get a grip on your reaction to them

Get a Life -- Finding a passion outside of your job can be the greatest antidote to anxiety

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 "Laughter is the best medicine and you gave a great dose!"

 "Humorous yet practical advice."