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Breaking the Lawyer Perfectionist Cycle: Achieving Success Without Burnout

Content Provider
American Law Institute CLE
Product
CLE
Run Time
66 Minutes
Recording Date
09/10/2024
Presenter(s)
Sarah Schlossberg, Steven Tsao
Learning Method
On-Demand Training
Practice Area
Ethics, Substance Abuse and Mental Health
Persona
CLE OnDemand

Price $219.00

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Description

Do you feel irritated when your associate submits documents that aren’t written exactly as you thought they should be? Do you obsess over your own mistakes? Do you have trouble getting started on a task because you’re partially paralyzed by the fear of failure? Are you highly critical of those around you for failing to rise to certain standards? Do you find it difficult to achieve a sustainable work-life balance? If you answered yes to any of the above questions, you may suffer from perfectionism, a very common phenomenon among lawyers. In the pursuit of excellence, many lawyers fall prey to perfectionist behaviors, which can impair relationships, create both emotional and physical health problems, reduce job satisfaction, and lead to burnout. This practical CLE program will help you learn how to distinguish between a healthy pursuit of excellence and the dangerous behaviors of perfectionism, as well as how to harness your talent and high standards to reach a new level of personal and professional success. In this one-hour program, a prominent attorney and an expert in anxiety disorders and perfectionism will help you break the perfectionist lawyer cycle. Join us and: - Learn what perfectionism is – and what it is not - Understand how perfectionism manifests in the legal setting - Review the dangerous consequences of perfectionism - Get actionable and effective strategies for achieving success without burnout

Literature

State Status Total Credits Type Of Credit Approved Thru
AlabamaApproved1.00Ethics12/31/2024
AlaskaApproved1.00EthicsOn-going
ArizonaApproved1.00EthicsOn-going
ArkansasApproved1.00EthicsOn-going
CaliforniaApproved1.00Ethics09/10/2029
ColoradoApproved1.00Ethics12/31/2026
ConnecticutApproved1.00EthicsOn-going
DelawareApproved1.10Ethics09/09/2026
FloridaApproved1.00General or Mental Health and Wellness05/31/2026
HawaiiApproved1.00Ethics09/10/2026
IdahoApproved1.00Ethics09/09/2029
IllinoisApproved1.00Mental Health and Substance Abuse10/14/2026
IndianaApproved1.00Ethics11/19/2025
IowaApproved1.00Ethics09/09/2025
KansasApproved1.00Ethics10/22/2025
KentuckyApproved1.00General06/30/2025
LouisianaApproved1.10Ethics10/14/2025
MainePending State Response0.00
MinnesotaApproved1.00General11/11/2026
MississippiApproved1.10Ethics10/14/2025
MissouriApproved1.30GeneralOn-going
MontanaApproved1.00General09/10/2027
NebraskaApproved1.10Professional Responsibility09/09/2026
NevadaApproved1.00Ethics12/31/2027
New HampshireApproved1.10Ethics09/09/2027
New JerseyApproved1.00EthicsOn-going
New MexicoApproved1.10Ethics09/09/2029
New YorkApproved1.00EthicsOn-going
North CarolinaApproved1.00Substance Abuse02/28/2025
North DakotaApproved1.00Ethics09/10/2027
OklahomaApproved1.00Ethics12/01/2025
OregonApproved1.00Mental Health09/09/2027
PennsylvaniaApproved1.00Ethics10/14/2026
Rhode IslandApproved1.00Ethics06/30/2025
TennesseeApproved1.10Ethics10/14/2025
TexasApproved1.00Ethics10/05/2025
UtahApproved1.00Ethics12/31/2024
VermontApproved1.00EthicsOn-going
VirginiaApproved1.00Ethics10/31/2025
WashingtonApproved1.00General09/09/2029
West VirginiaApproved1.32EthicsOn-going
WisconsinApproved1.00GeneralOn-going
WyomingApproved1.00Ethics10/14/2025

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