check out my episode on The Free Lawyer podcast

Published over 1 year ago • 2 min read

I'm a huge podcast nerd.

If I'm in the car, doing laundry, making dinner, putting on my makeup in the morning - there's a podcast going.

And one of my favorite podcasts is The Free Lawyer.

The host, Gary Miles, is one of the kindest humans I've ever met. He's a lawyer with 40+ years of experience who now provides coaching and mentoring to other lawyers, along with being an author and podcast host.

So, when he asked if I would be a guest on his podcast, I was over the moon. I'm really proud of how it turned out, and I would be even more over the moon if you took the time to listen.

Check out my episode here.

-Keeley

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