She’s been in the arena
A trial lawyer first. Then the coach lawyers call when something has to change.
Lexlee Overton is a fifth-generation trial lawyer who spent more than 30 years in the courtroom. She knows the night before opening argument, the weight of partnership dynamics, and the unwritten rules every young lawyer absorbs about what a real lawyer is supposed to be.
At her first trial, she tried to match the aggression of a far more senior opposing counsel, until the judge pulled her aside. It was the start of a long lesson about what the profession demands of people, and what it costs them.
Years later, she wrote herself a new rule: to be a good lawyer, you have to be a healthy lawyer. Mind Over Law is built on that rule, and on the neuroscience and leadership tools she now teaches lawyers and firms across the country.
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