Don't Be That Lawyer: Practical Mentorship For Young Lawyers Episode 2- The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz

Don't Be That Lawyer: Mentorship For Young Lawyers Episode 4: Guest Appearance with Jared Hagood

In Episode 4 of Don't Be That Lawyer: Mentorship for Young Lawyers, Robert Greening is joined by fellow attorney Jared Hagood for an engaging conversation about building a successful and fulfilling legal career. Together, they discuss the value of mentorship, how to develop your professional reputation, and the lessons every young lawyer should learn early in practice. Drawing from their combined years of courtroom and practice experience, Robert and Jared share practical advice on navigating challenges, building strong client relationships, and avoiding the common mistakes that can derail a legal career. Whether you're a law student, a new attorney, or simply looking to grow as a legal professional, this episode offers honest insights and actionable guidance from two seasoned lawyers dedicated to mentoring the next generation.

Don't Be That Lawyer: Mentorship for Young Lawyers: Episode 3, Responding to Feedback

In this episode, Robert takes a step back and responds directly to feedback, comments, and questions he's received on social media. From differing opinions to thoughtful discussions, Robert shares his perspective on the conversations surrounding his content and addresses some of the most common reactions from viewers and listeners. Tune in for an honest, unscripted discussion as Robert reflects on public feedback, clarifies his positions, and offers deeper insight into the issues that matter most to him. Whether you've been following along online or are hearing these topics for the first time, this episode provides a behind-the-scenes look at the dialogue happening beyond the podcast.

Don't Be That Lawyer: Practical Mentorship For Young Lawyers Episode 2- The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz

Episode 2 of Robert’s podcast dives into The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz and how its principles translate into the fast-paced, high-stakes world of legal practice. Robert reflects on each agreement—being impeccable with your word, not taking things personally, avoiding assumptions, and always doing your best—and shares how applying them has sharpened his leadership, improved communication with staff, and strengthened professional relationships. Drawing on real-world experiences in the legal field, he explains how these simple yet powerful ideas help reduce conflict, build trust within a team, and create a more focused, accountable work environment. Whether managing cases, leading a firm, or collaborating with colleagues and clients, Robert highlights how adopting this mindset has helped him grow both professionally and personally. This episode offers practical insight for anyone looking to elevate their career, lead more effectively, and navigate workplace dynamics with clarity and intention.

Don't Be That Lawyer: Practical Mentorship for Young Lawyers Episode 1- Ten Things You Should Know as a New Lawyer

Welcome to the first episode of Don’t Be That Lawyer: Practical Mentorship for Young Lawyers. Robert Greening introduces himself, shares his journey in the legal profession, and explains why he created this podcast—to mentor and guide the next generation of attorneys. Drawing from decades of experience, Robert discusses the realities of practicing law and the lessons he wishes every young lawyer knew from day one. He walks listeners through 10 practical tips for lawyers just starting out, covering everything from professionalism and work ethic to client relationships and reputation in the legal community. Robert emphasizes the importance of integrity, preparation, and continuous learning, while also sharing insights on how to avoid common mistakes that can derail a young lawyer’s career. This episode sets the tone for the podcast by offering practical wisdom, mentorship, and honest advice for law students and new attorneys looking to build a successful and respected legal career. Whether you’re just starting out or looking for guidance early in your practice, this episode provides a strong foundation for navigating the legal profession.