The late University of Maryland sociologist Morris Rosenberg used the word “mattering” to describe our need to believe “that we count in others’ lives, loom large in their thoughts, make a difference to them.”
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Fall is a time for renewed sense of purpose. The nip in the air reminds me to focus. The snow this past weekend makes me want to throw on a giant sweater and write a brief. Perhaps other folks feel ...
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Your work spouse is the person who has your back, no matter what.
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Three in five U.S. workers who take vacations admit to doing work while on the vacation.
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The average worker sends and receives about 140 emails per day. And lawyers, of course, are above average.
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I’ve been writing this column for more than five years now. And I occasionally receive questions, praise, and (yes) even criticism, about columns that I’ve written. But the most frequent inquiry is how I avoid writer’s block.
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Aristotle teaches us that words can persuade in three ways.
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As lawyers, we are particularly well-positioned to identify the difference between just and unjust laws and fight unfairness when we see it.
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