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Unhappy Lawyers and the Myth of “I’m not creative”

Posted on September 25, 2013 by Dan

Blogger Jennifer Alvey passionate plea to unhappy lawyers to see themselves as creative. Read the Blog

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Posted in LWD in the NewsTagged Attorneys, creativity, creativity and depression, daniel lukasik, depression, Jennifer Alvey, Judges, law school, law students, lawyer happiness, Lawyers, lawyerswithdepression.com, Leaving the law, Legal profession, unhappiness, unhappy, Unhappy Lawyers, Unhappy Lawyers and the Myth of I'm Not creative

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