The Hidden Cost of Procrastinating to Retake the Bar Exam: A Timely Lesson for Getting Back on the Horse
If you’ve read or watched the news lately, you’ve probably heard about the story of Katie Zacharia, who graduated from
Navigating the Early CA Bar Results: Congratulations and Next Steps
The wait is finally over—and a little earlier than expected! With the State Bar releasing the July 2026 California Bar
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Grit: The Secret Sauce of Success
Every year, some of the most brilliant law students fail the Bar Exam. And every year, students who struggled through
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The Perfectionist’s Trap: Don’t let Perfect be the Enemy of Passing
Law students are, by nature, high achievers. You may have spent the last three years obsessing over your GPA, heavily
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5 Ways to Stop Replaying Bar Exam Questions in Your Head (The “Post-Bar Blues”)
In my last post, I covered why you may have passed the Bar Exam, even if you feel like you
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4 Reasons You Feel Like You Failed the Bar Exam (And Why You Actually Might Pass)
Many of you may have recently taken the Bar Exam. Once the exam was over, you probably walked out of
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Fighting Invisible Battles: What Ilia Malinin’s Olympic Stumble Teaches Us About Preparing For The Bar Exam.
In my last post, we explored how Alysa Liu’s triumphant return to the ice offered a masterclass in managing burnout
The Prodigy Who Walked Away…and Came Back for Gold. How Alysa Liu’s Journey Can Inform a Winning Bar Exam Strategy
Last week, we witnessed one of the greatest redemption arcs in Olympic history. Alysa Liu ended a 24-year gold medal