History will remember 2020 as the exception, not the norm. 2020 was an objectively turbulent year. In January Australia burned, Iran shot down a passenger plane and Kobe Bryant tragically passed away. In February the World Health Organization officially coined the term “COVID-19,” and the stock market plunged. By March…

Slaying the Debt Beast with Small Habits A tiny snowball starts at the top of the hill. Powerless and insignificant, it begins its gentle descent. Slowly but surely, the snowball grows. It takes on size, and it takes on speed. …

Eleven. That’s how many college football teams have made the playoff in its seven year history. There are 130 eligible teams. Yet a small handful of programs have monopolized the playoff. For example, Clemson has made the playoff for six years in a row. Likewise, Alabama has been invited for…

Chapter 1: The Attack I remember the windows rattling. As a child in the suburb of Edmond, about 15 miles north of downtown, our house shook with the blast. The story would draw international headlines: the most deadly terrorist attack on American soil, a title it would hold for six…

How to Afford Law School: 9 Bold Strategies Young lawyers face unprecedented levels of debt. In some cases, this debt prevents graduates from pursuing the jobs they desire and even delays major life milestones like homeownership or starting a family. Young lawyers regularly report deep anxiety related to their debt. …