Happy Lawyer Profiles

We all know (and some of us are) someone who became a lawyer because as a kid, people told them that they should be one because they were good at arguing. While Braden Drake might be one of those debate-prone kids turned lawyers, courtroom dramatics have never been a part of his practice.

Change is stressful, and Steve and Ty do not want to downplay that fact, or the fact that becoming a lawyer is expensive and challenging, and a career that shouldn’t be abandoned on a whim. They are happy where they are now, but their journeys were still hard.

Hours before the deadline to reclaim his deposit on the Medical College Admission Test (MCAT), John McIntyre had a life-changing decision to make. He could start studying for the test and continue along the path to becoming a doctor, or he could save the deposit money for law school.

A former theatre kid, Tannis Waugh once dreamt of being an actress. As she grew up, becoming a criminal defense lawyer became the more realistic choice. After all, the lawyers in the courtroom dramas that Tannis loved were very dramatic.

We only have one life to do the things we want, and Kenyah does not take that for granted. She also knows that not many choices we make are life-long commitments and that if you try something and hate it, you can leave it behind.

Being open to other opportunities does not mean sacrificing who you are. It can mean finding what you are more naturally good at and the position and organization where you can do your best work. Sherry is glad she was open to career options because it led her to where she is now.