Listen to your body
Interoception – or the art of listening to your body – has a greater impact on our everyday functioning than many of us realise.
By Thea O'Connor - 4 min read
How to find your ‘flow state’
Achieving a state of creative flow focuses your mind, sharpens your intellect and helps you realise peak performance.
By Angela Tufvesson - 3 min read
Fertile ground for moral anxiety
Lawyers are especially at risk of facing ethical dilemmas or situations at odds with their moral compass.
By Rachel Setti - 3 min read
Why work-rest ratios matter in the office
Morning tea might sound like a quaint relic from a bygone era, but it could be just what’s needed to maintain professional standards, especially in…
By Thea O'Connor - 3 min read
5 ways to reignite your motivational spark
As we find ourselves in March (yikes!), ANGELA HEISE shares some tips on how to get back on track if your motivation is waning.
By Angela Heise - 2 min read
Why inspiration is critical for today’s leaders
Being an inspiring leader isn’t about being a guru on a mountain, dispensing platitudes. It’s about finding your own passion, and then breathing it out…
By Peter Agnew - 2 min read
New podcast to investigate taboo topics in the legal profession
LSJ is launching a new podcast to shine light on dark issues that remain somewhat taboo topics of discussion among lawyers.
By LSJ Team - 1 min read
Why mistakes make us
Most lawyers eagerly recount their success, yet few willingly discuss their failures. There is power in making mistakes.
By Ray Steinwall - 3 min read
Back to our roots
Spending time among trees can offer humans access to the company of other living things like nothing else can.
By Melissa Coade - 3 min read
5 unproductive thoughts about work you need to stop
As highly-strung people with Type A personalities, lawyers excel at overthinking and overanalysing situations, especially when it comes to work. It’s not healthy and, frankly,…
By LSJ Team - 2 min read
Why humility is a skill worth developing
Being self-assured, bold, and forthright are common attributes of successful lawyers. However, understatement is a key way to get results.
By Peter Agnew - 2 min read