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“I just didn’t want to be poor.” Okayyy!! 1:47

May I please have that spreadsheet?

I was at Ft Huachuca in 82. I worked in politics for many years. An attorney who worked for me talked me out of law school. I sometimes regret it. Attorney friends recounting the bar exam soften the regret. It can be tough to weigh the ROI.

I'm 32 and I'm planning to do Business Administration them use it as a prelaw requirement to do a Level 7 diploma in Law.

I’m starting I got a 152 on the lsat and almost gave up. Talking it again in April and trying to start night law school in the fall of 26 maybe

Hello prospective lawyers after 50 - I hope you've learned enough in life to know that there are too much injustices in society - many of you must focus your experience on social justice, and all the many problems that we'll be facing in 2025 onwards instead of dying trying to get rich. your grandkids and the future you left behind will benefit from it.

Damn what a story !!!

Loved this. 35 currently preparing for lsat.

40 yo mom of 4 in 1L. This was encouraging thank you

I’m stuck between starting Law school in the spring or start later that year in Fall. I’m going to take the tip of going full time during the day.

Guess what. There is at least one case I know of where the dui person was only 40% at fault in her insurance? How? I don’t know but the amount of criminal history she has sure seems right

Is it worth the time and money to attend mediation if the 4 defendants are offering $20,000 and the plaintiff is seeking 3.5 million dollars?

Wow, you just described what I’m doing right now. Crazy, I’m currently a blackjack dealer. I’m going for my undergrad in finance and then the plan is law school.

Taking the lsat and I'm 51

I bet you almost never consider that your client could be at fault.

I’m 43 and thinking about law school. For those that have completed their law degree as an adult, what were some of the challenges you faced and how did you overcome them? Thanks for the advice! 🙌🏽

This is the best podcast for our type.

Wow. I work as a slots manager, and for the last few months, I’ve been thinking of doing law school after my bachelors at 37 years old. Two more years.

32, just graduated with my BS in cybersecurity technology, studying for the LSAT for the next two months, taking it in November and plan on having my application out to Baltimore (rolling admission) by Christmas. Best of luck everyone!

I turn 147 next month and starting Law school then.

This was awesome! Thank you for sharing💯⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

I'm a recently graduated lawyer from Mexico. Here, it's common to work as a paralegal while you’re in law school. Neither of my parents are lawyers, so I wasn't familiar with many aspects of the profession. I began working as a paralegal (for free) in my second semester of law school and juggled between law firms and helping my mom with the family business. Before this interview, I felt that I was “late” because I hadn’t had the chance to gain more experience before obtaining my diploma. However, after listening to this podcast, I feel motivated to continue pursuing my career. Currently, my job is not entirely related to legal work, but I am studying for my master’s degree in Trade Law and International Commerce Law. Thank you for sharing your experience. I am determined to work much harder to become a great lawyer.

Awesome information Thank you Guys👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼💯

15 minutes into the conversation and so far nothing is relevant to the actual video title. Very frustrating.

I'm 38, and will be starting law school in September, so this is exactly the kind of info I need. Thanks for sharing.

Finishing up law school now and I just turned 56.

I don’t consider 40 “later in life”.I studied law hands-on,and still did all young people would do at that age,obtained my LLM and enlisted for my Doctorate in Law which will now be done and dusted at age 44-in 2026

33 & starting paralegal school in August. Tired of dead end jobs & I somehow got stuck as a box truck driver. Full mental breakdown made me realize I need a change

If I didn’t keep postponing and ultimately canceling my LSAT, I may have been in class with this guy. I’m in Vegas and had intended to go to Boyd School of Law at UNLV. I’m about 5 years older than him and got a bit discouraged.

How's AI changing the lawyer landscape?

What website did he mention at 11:56? I'm tried every variation of what I "think" he said, but to no avail.

This lawyer has basically lived my life

This guy is a machine, focussing in Lectures after one hour sleep?

I’m 26 and I’ve been thinking about this for a little while. Hearing this story puts so much perspective to my situation. I felt like it was too late, but now I feel early lol

I'm 50 and I'm 8 weeks away from finishing my work experience portion of qualifying to become a solicitor in Australia. Took 8 years working full time and school at night, but I'm nearly there. I'm scared but hopeful.

Well! I am 50, young at heart, married and two teens. I can get through this!!! Thanks!

Thank you. I'm 41 and made the jump. Take my civ pro final tomorrow wrapping my 1L up. Thank you for sharing. I had a lot of concern about being a late starter (out of HS worked at a bank until 9/11, then military, then school, then about 7 years in law enforcement). This motivates me to keep digging!

This was very inspiring. I'm 32 and have been debating on whether being a lawyer this "late" was the right move, especially with having a business to run.

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I was in my 40's when I first started my journey, but that was interrupted when my mom had a stroke along with some other things. Now I'm in my fifties and I have alot of hurdles. I'm trying to find my way thru this. My plan is to finish up paralegal studies first and then working on the LSAT Any suggestions????

I’m 48, finishing paralegal certification this year. I’ve found studying law fascinating. I want to go to law school. Find the LSAT intimidating and procrastinated on studying and signing up. I do want this. I will do it this year and apply to schools. I live in California and plan to stay here. I’m still exploring the different fields in law. I know that all the different experiences I’ve had will help me in law. Trying not to think too much about my agep, and think that I would at least have another 20 years to work in law

What advice would you give to a self-taught paralegal with no college degree and maybe 10 years of career left? Anything that can advance my skill-set that doesn't take 5+ years?

Can I speak to an attorney regarding my case?

Thank you for the interview. Very inspiring.

I am 38 and this is very helpful and inspiring. Thank you 😊. Good luck everyone 🫶🏽

This podcast was so inspiring! I’m 34 and am studying for the LSAT. I’m about 10 years into my career with a bachelor’s degree in visual communication. I’ve always wanted to be a lawyer but I never thought I could afford law school. Now that I can, I’m going for it! We only have one life to live so even if I don’t get into law school - I can at least say that I tried!

Just decided I'm going to take this journey at 44. Thank you for the tips!!

hello sir your content is very useful can i talk with you

Thank you for this great content! I’m not sure how this came up on my feed but I’m glad it did. My husband is a 57-year old 2L now. He retired from a career and always dreamed of becoming a lawyer to give back.

This is very inspiring. Ive fucked up my early-mid 20s and i think i want to become a lawyer. Im 28 and i dont have any degree yet. Thank you! I think im confident in doing this!