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I had no other choice but to prioritise my health & mental well-being and I worked doubly hard to reach where I am today but as luck would have it, I had a series of health related issues in the last couple of years.
I’ve been associated with some of the best Law Firms in India albeit in a support role and now that I’m fully aware of all my existing physical and mental conditions, I can manage my life in a better way.
Age is not on my side, does it still make sense to foray into traditional legal routes or continue with what I have done so far?
Please be kind. I could really use some practical experiences. Money is not an issue, I just need to reclaim my lost glory, make life more meaningful and become the best version of myself in terms of my career.