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This is such, such, such a good thread.
And it applies to far more than legal writing. So many of us are successful lawyers because we're driven and willing to work hard. And for some of us, many things may come easily. https://twitter.com/CecereCarl/status/1354486722764173315
And it applies to far more than legal writing. So many of us are successful lawyers because we're driven and willing to work hard. And for some of us, many things may come easily. https://twitter.com/CecereCarl/status/1354486722764173315
Which means that when things do *not* come easily--or even when, God forbid, they're HARD--the first inclination will be that those things are not worth the effort.
"Why do hard things when other things are much easier?"
Because doing hard things is how we improve.
"Why do hard things when other things are much easier?"
Because doing hard things is how we improve.
Some of the biggest career advice I can give is that you have to embrace being uncomfortable. If you're only doing things that are easy and routine, you'll never learn new skills. The uncomfortable is where the change happens.
