The Zen of Law School Success

In the fall 2013 edition of Phi Alpha Delta's The Reporter, I read on page 9 a short article titled "The Art of Zen in Law School." Excerpt:

Chad Noreuil is the author of The Zen of Law School Success and the website, lawschoolzen.com. On the site, Chad has written an article about perseverance and the struggles and frustration law students encounter in their studies.

"At its most fundamental level, like always boils down to two perspectives—"Get To" and "Have To." Everything you do can be compartmentalized into these two categories. The more you choose to place your perspective in the "get to" column, the better your attitude will be ... .

He further speaks on how perspective is a key to not only surviving trying situations in law school and life, but in putting forth our best effort and using situations to better our self and the self of others.

Click to go to lawschoolzen.com, learn more about Chad Noreuil, and read the article about perseverance mentioned above.

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