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But broadcasting yourself is only half the game. The harder, more meaningful work is discovering your calling, defining your USP, and shaping a message that’s actually worth amplifying. And this isn’t just for lawyers. Even billionaires understand one basic rule: visibility is never left to chance. It’s engineered.
Now, go watch this and learn from the best, keyboard warrior!
1. https://youtu.be/5kYaisrTo5Q?t=232
2. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/QrLWPQcs0EU
The craving for validation amongst lawyers at the moment is shocking.
I know people who cannot afford to buy a house but are buying luxury items to somehow convince their peers that they have arrived.
Irrespective of what someone else is doing, we need to cut the noise and focus on work and family.
Anyone who has spent any serious time in this profession knows a simple truth: lawyers do not speak their minds on camera. They have perceptions to protect.
That’s one end of the spectrum. On the other are “party-goers”—cringe to the absolute core, capable of putting even Orry to shame. IYKYK.
To all the self-styled “legal journalists” peddling this nonsense in the name of journalism—you know who you are—stop it. Forthwith. The profession already has enough cringe to contend with on LinkedIn and Instagram. With Delhi Bar Council elections around the corner, the self-promotional garbage is unbearable as it is. Don’t add to it.
The Laxman Rekha must end at Law Chakra’s highly dramatized, crass narration of court proceedings—rife with tacky AI and sound effects—and go no further! That said, I’d be lying if I didn’t admit it’s my guilty pleasure when I’m on the can at 7AM!