Law Practice
Jul. 19, 2013
Becoming a stress reducing agent in your workplace
If you decided simply to "upgrade" your own behavior to a higher standard, what would you anticipate as the reaction from your colleagues?
Shortly after receiving my original cancer prognosis, I met with Dr. Richard Sagebiel, a pathologist, specializing in melanoma research at UC San Francisco. Richard had a disarming way of carrying on a conversation, even if it was about the cancer he had discovered in my body!
"So, your life is pretty stressful?" he asked casually. "I don't know. I ran my own law firm for about 14 years, then moved into my current firm," I answered, somewhat evasively. He continue...
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