Self Help for Troubled Lawyers
Feeling anxious? Depressed? Has the ominpresent gloom of the country’s financial woes seeped into your soul? Did you fire your therapist so you could fill up your gas tank?
Give You Tube a try: http://www.youtube.com/
In knocking around this site, I have discovered that there is an answer and help available here for nearly anything on your mind. Some of it is garbarge, but some of it is actually useful.
This site can help you find a guru, try self-hypnosis, get expert financial advice for free, practice your abundance affirmations, or get a much needed laugh.
Lost your perspective on life? You can watch Randy Pausch’s inspiring last lecture in its entirety.
There seem to be a lot of people discovering religion lately and the angels are here to pray with you. You can try a power prayer with a Rabbi or an Evangelical. Whatever floats your boat. For the broken hearted or plain broke, there are healing meditations.
Need to hit the reset button on your attitude? Watch “Where the Hell is Matt?” Ridicule me if you wish, but this silly video of a guy dancing with strangers all over the world put a smile on my face. A strange feeling I recall as hope crept in. And a little faith as well that in the big picture, what are rough times for many people will ultimately become a memory.
We all need relief from the bad news and uncertainty swirling around. I do not know anyone who has not felt stressed out in some way lately. A brief distraction, hand picked to meet your needs, whether that is a laugh or a moment of comfort and perspective could be a welcome respite. And it’s free.
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