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It is also what I make of it. I will not bitch about how life is unfair or how firms are unfair and take everything lying on my back. If there is something wrong, I will work to change it or die trying.
In any case, if you don't like what you do, please stop. Don't demoralise others.
I think you're better of pretending to be Mr. Goyal and passing sleazy comments in that disguise. Go back to doing that. Let the grown-ups have one decent conversation around here.
Best of luck❤️
-Lallan Taap
- R
Ofcourse the above is advised if your family supports you and you do not have major obligations.
Im serious. I think the way we lawyers work, we deserve a few long breaks here and there. What people often forget is that this is a marathon and not a race. In a practice which could potentially span 30-40 years, a year's break wouldn't hurt. Provided you come back recharged and ready to kick some serious a**.
Do it buddy. Im with you.