Using EFT for “Imposter Syndrome”

Using EFT for “Imposter Syndrome”

A few years ago, I discovered a word that described what I had felt, and still feel on occasion, during most of my legal career: “Imposter Syndrome.”   It’s actually not a new term at all and has been around at least since the 1970s. But the term is new to...
GETTING COMFORTABLE WITH UNCERTAINTY

GETTING COMFORTABLE WITH UNCERTAINTY

“There’s a first time for everything.” We’ve heard this our whole life from parents, grandparents, teachers and others who were or are trying to guide us through the difficulties of doing anything for the first time. It is so often used that we...
HOW THIS LAWYER FOUND EFT

HOW THIS LAWYER FOUND EFT

I was miserable. In the late 90s, as a family law practitioner, I decided I’d had just about enough of trying to do the impossible: getting people divorced in a civil manner, trying to resolve deep family issues in the context of a family court proceeding, or getting...