This week's episode is sponsored by Barcast Audio - This amazing service, just got better! Check out their new 1L subscription service. The subscription includes hundreds of podcast-like audio case briefs, as well as printable briefs for all the 1L subjects, audio lectures, and more! They have included a special link just for listeners of our show, so go HERE to get your 1st month FREE!! On this week's episode, the ladies chat with the "Soulicitor" Ms. Charlene Gisele. First, she shares her story of how she wanted to be a lawyer since she was a little girl. Watching her father in the business world she was driven to do more than just your average student. Charlene went to high school in the states, but after learning she would have to go to four years before starting law school she decided to attend law school in the UK.  Charlene attended Christ College at Cambridge University where Charles Darwin attended, and not only got her English law degree but also her French law degree equivalent at Cambridge.  After graduation, she started working at one of THE BIGGEST law firms in the world, but sadly after about 5 years in Charlene started feeling severely burnt out. She knew something had to change! Leaving everything she had worked for behind, she retrained and qualified as a Primal Health Coach and Corporate Wellness Consultant. She now advises founders and partners from some of the world’s top law firms, CEOs, and corporate executives on how they can optimize their health and wellbeing using a combination of ancestral principles and new-age biohacking techniques to keep stress and burnout at bay.Follow and learn more about Charlene HERE; Linkedin HERE; Instagram HERE FACEBOOK GROUP <- Make sure to join the convo and meet other pre-law students, law students, and young attorneys!Follow us on social!FacebookInstagram Twitter Tik TokGive us a 5-star rating & subscribe for more!xoxo stay safe and healthy,The LadiesSamantha & Haylie@samanthalemke @ohh_hayls_yeaSupport the showFollow us on Instagram @theladieswholawpodcast