Transitions always made me nervous, especially when they involved a lot of moving parts, and so it’s funny that I now specialize in helping lawyers deal with transitions of their own. One of the biggest hurdles to making a confident career transition is often the money. Our dream job may not always have our dream salary, and that can stop us from doing what we were meant to do. 

But if you knew exactly how to approach crafting your financial plan for your next move, then you’d feel better about deciding when and how to make a transition.

The legal job marketplace is always a bit crazy. So many ups and downs and potential opportunities. If you’ve been thinking about making a career transition, but are worried about the finances, I can tell you from experience that it’s all about the approach you take to crafting your financial exit plan. 

Crafting your financial transition plan may seem easy at first, but being a lawyer doesn’t automatically make you an expert in finances – ask me how I know! For starters, law school grads often have an average of $145,000 in student loans and with that kind of debt, the strategies need to be different. Same for every other money question that comes up for lawyers.

Envisioning your future and addressing the emotional side of money are just two of the important components to getting your finances on track. Rewatch the full webinar for anything you may have missed.

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