What do Mahatma Gahndi, Abraham Lincoln, and Nelson Mandela have in common?

Aside from being among the most notable people in modern history, they were also all attorneys.

I believe so deeply in the impact that lawyers have in the world. Here is why: 

There are the big things:

Lawyers are at the front lines when it comes to fighting for civil rights and pushing back against discrimination.

They’re not just in the courtroom to argue cases—they’re there to change the rules of the game. 

By tackling cases that set precedents, they work to make sure everyone gets a fair shake, no matter where they come from or what they look like.

With their deep understanding of the law, lawyers have a big role in shaping the policies that affect all of us. 

They use their expertise to help draft laws and policies that aren’t just words on paper but powerful tools for real change. Their work helps ensure that the laws we live by are fair and effective, making a big difference in society.

And there are the small things that add up to big things

Attorneys help people understand what the law means for them in everyday life. 

By teaching them about their rights and responsibilities, lawyers give them the tools they need to stand up for themselves and make informed decisions. 

It’s all about empowering communities to know their rights and how to protect them.

That’s why I feel so strongly about helping attorneys to publish and promote their books. There are just so many benefits to publishing a book:

• Solidify your expert status
• Establish credibility and expertise
• Enhance your reputation and authority
• Unlock speaking opportunities
• Increase your revenue potential

You also have the opportunity to share you story and connect with potential and current clients on a deeper level.

My hope is that you recognize and celebrate the power of your experience and expertise, and choose to share it with the world in a book.