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My Updates
I know I have been derelict in writing this blog, but that is not because I have nothing to say. On the contrary, I have much to update. I actually been reflecting about this blog – and my journey – … Continue reading
Sacrificing the Little Things in Life
Shortly after writing my last blog post about riding the emotional rollercoaster of becoming a small business owner, I came across a quote from the great football coach Vince Lombardi that have given me great inspiration. “A man can be … Continue reading
From VIP to UIP
I charged through the five-day South by Southwest (SXSW) Interactive Festival. The Interactive part of the annual SXSW festival focuses on emerging technology, and the hot topic for this year is social media. I pushed myself to attend 90% of … Continue reading
Q2 Report: Getting Out and About
I described in my previous post the various classes I have been taking in Q2 – the second three months after quitting BigLaw. Taking miscellaneous classes that amount to no degree or diploma feels decadent. I never did this before: … Continue reading
Q2 Report: Going Back To Schools (Sort Of)
The first three months after quitting – my Q1 of post-BigLaw life – was a period of adjustment. I traveled, decompressed, reflected, established a routine – and felt uneasy with my lack of productivity. Productivity was not an issue for … Continue reading
Quitting BigLaw – Part IV: Change in Priorities
What better way to wrap up my Quitting BigLaw series and kickstart my Q2 review than to examine how my priorities have changed since quitting by rating the importance of various attributes of a hypothetical future career? For those who … Continue reading
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Introducing the Newest Members of the Cheng Family
We finally pulled the trigger. We officially adopted Chase and Christy two weeks ago. You may remember them – the two foster kitties featured at the end of this post back in September. Among the many foster kitties we’ve had, … Continue reading
Quitting BigLaw: Part III – Some Practical Tips
Okay, back to my regularly scheduled program. In the first two parts of this series, I provided some reality-checking approaches that may be helpful in think through the decision to jump off the StairMaster. If you conclude that you are … Continue reading
Quitting BigLaw: Part II — The Three-Question Roadmap
In Part I of this series, I discussed why I think BigLaw is hard to quit. Since making my escape six months ago and talking about the experience on this blog, I have gotten questions from various BigLaw associates asking … Continue reading
Are You Ready for Some Football?
I used to dread Sundays and Mondays when I was working. These days, I can’t wait for them to roll around so that I can watch football. I wasn’t always into football. I would watch the Superbowls, but more for … Continue reading