You’ve finished 19 years of education, and last Friday you found out you passed the last test you ever plan to take. Congratulations! Now, to be a successful lawyer, you’re going to have to learn some more.
The law is going to evolve. Your bosses are going to ask you to give them an answer on a topic you’ve never heard of. Your clients are going to ask you to solve problems you never dreamed of. So you must embrace that sinking feeling of not having a clue where to start—that moment of panic when you just said yes and aren’t entirely sure what you agreed to. The sooner you can power through that discomfort, the better off you’ll be.
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