Lawyers, especially new practitioners, are not rewarded for simply showing up. And since the learning curve from law student to lawyer is steep, most of the feedback you’re likely to receive the first few years of practice is critical. Therefore, it is important to challenge yourself regularly and to find security and confidence from within.
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Lawrence Wood is an eight-time first place winner of The New Yorker Cartoon Caption Contest. His new book, Your Caption Has Been Selected, gives a peek behind the scenes and shares tips for success.
