Elite Lawschooler Podcast

This episode is about unanticipated and unforeseeable life events and how to minimize any damage to your law school GPA.

In this episode, we will discuss two proverbs from my old man that I found quite relevant to my law school experience: Learning occurs through introspective thought; and Experience is most needed while you're gaining it.  NOTE: This episode is most relevant when you've recently finished a round of exams. 

A little background on Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP) and hypnosis and how to apply these psychological concepts to improve your exam scores. 

Today, we're going to talk about mnemonics and how to use creative techniques to recall information more effectively. 

I received an email asking me to elaborate on how to create a good first impression on law school and Bar exam questions, and this episode is my response. Thanks for the questions and thanks for listening. 

I received a few emails asking about the remote Bar Exam and what it was like compared to the standard convention center, 5,000 people in one room madness. I also cover a little bit of bar exam strategy. If you email me at [email protected], I will riff about whatever it is you're curious about (within reason). Thanks for stopping in :)

Lawschoolers!! I'm humbled by your love and support. In this episode, I discuss the need to build our little group into a little community. I've gotten some truly touching emails from some fantastic people, and I'd like to spend more time with you. We can form a community on YouTube or Zoom, or we can do it some other way. I'm open to ideas.  I also talk a little about depression. Although we've almost made it through 2020, people are hurting. I've dealt with it, and someone you love has too.  Finally, thank you so much for listening, for buying the book, and for your kind emails. I love you guys. Email me at [email protected] if you're interested in doing live streams and PLEASE give me topic ideas. If we can get a small group assembled, I think we could have a lot of fun.  Your friend, Charlie B. 

Lawschoolers!! I'm humbled by your love and support. In this episode, I discuss the need to build our little group into a little community. I've gotten some truly touching emails from some fantastic people, and I'd like to spend more time with you. We can form a community on YouTube or Zoom, or we can do it some other way. I'm open to ideas.  I also talk a little about depression. Although we've almost made it through 2020, people are hurting. I've dealt with it, and someone you love has too.  Finally, thank you so much for listening, for buying the book, and for your kind emails. I love you guys. Email me at [email protected] if you're interested in doing live streams and PLEASE give me topic ideas. If we can get a small group assembled, I think we could have a lot of fun.  Your friend, Charlie B. 

In this episode, we’re going to talk about time and how to master it. I’m going to talk about how you can become aware of how you spend your time and then how you can learn to maximize it through a process I’ve coined “Task-Classing.” Nothing fancy, just a way to use neuroscience to your advantage to squeeze one more hour (maybe more, maybe less) out of every day without losing your mind and burning out. I hope this helps.

In this episode, we will focus on how a person can use his or her JD to secure his or her non-legal dream job. Wes Cooler crushed law school,  business school, the Georgia Bar Exam, and landed a fantastic job with Coca-Cola upon graduating from the JD/MBA program at the University of South Carolina. Tune in to hear how the JD and the JD/MBA can help you to stand out in a world full of lawyers and help you to get into an exciting, unique, and lucrative career.