u/Verbose-Abyssinian89

alright!

i’m 25, i’m in london for uni so i essentially have the summer off and my dad pays my rent (+) so i don’t have to worry about bills.

i’m aware of the privilege of my position and i am determined not to waste it, i.e, to just completely change my life this summer, i just cannot shake the feeling that this opportunity is never going to come again.

so if i wanted to set my life up for financial independence, peak health, having valuable supplemental knowledge and just a general foundation for optimum performance, how would i do it? what would i do/ what would i focus on in the next three months to set myself up for success for the rest of my life? just assume i’m learning how to adult from scratch.

alright!

i’m 25, i’m in london for uni so i essentially have the summer off and my dad pays my rent (+) so i don’t have to worry about bills.

i’m aware of the privilege of my position and i am determined not to waste it, i.e, to just completely change my life this summer, i just cannot shake the feeling that this opportunity is never going to come again.

so if i wanted to set my life up for financial independence, peak health, having valuable supplemental knowledge and just a general foundation for optimum performance, how would i do it? what would i do/ what would i focus on in the next three months to set myself up for success for the rest of my life? just assume i’m learning how to adult from scratch.

alright!

i’m 25, i’m in london for uni so i essentially have the summer off and my dad pays my rent (+) so i don’t have to worry about bills.

i’m aware of the privilege of my position and i am determined not to waste it, i.e, to just completely change my life this summer, i just cannot shake the feeling that this opportunity is never going to come again.

so if i wanted to set my life up for financial independence, peak health, having valuable supplemental knowledge and just a general foundation for optimum performance, how would i do it? what would i do/ what would i focus on in the next three months to set myself up for success for the rest of my life? just assume i’m learning how to adult from scratch.

Title is basically the question. I have a lot of time off right now and have been feeling the itch to completely transform my life.

I hope to get a TC from a large city firm/ magic circle firm and I have been thinking a lot about how the personal lives or even personalities of successful trainees and solicitors align with the demanding nature of the work.

Basically, once you were thrown head-first into the industry, what skills/ habits/ traits did you have that surprisingly helped you? What have you noticed the more successful trainees/ associates/ partners have in common?

(I’ve honestly considered reaching out to people I’m connected to on LinkedIn to ask, would that be crazy?)

Title is basically the question. I have a lot of time off right now and have been feeling the itch to completely transform my life. I hope to get a TC from a large city firm/ magic circle firm and I have been thinking a lot about how the personal lives or even personalities of successful trainees and solicitors align with the demanding nature of the work.

Basically, once you were thrown head-first into the industry, what skills/ habits/ traits did you have that surprisingly helped you? What have you noticed the more successful trainees/ associates/ partners have in common?

(I’ve honestly considered reaching out to people I’m connected to on LinkedIn to ask, would that be crazy?)