PRIVATE LIVE ONLINE CLE
A Radically Different Way to Understand Stress, Performance and Well-Being in the Practice of Law
Practicing law requires sustained judgment, focus, communication and emotional control under pressure. Yet most lawyers were never taught how automatic stress patterns can consume the very capacity they rely upon to perform at their best.
This live CLE introduces a practical framework for recognizing how unnecessary stress is created and prolonged- and how lawyers can respond more intentionally, recover more effectively and preserve greater access to their judgment, energy and professional capabilities.
DATE
September 30, 2026
TIME / FORMAT
12pm Eastern • Live online via Google Meet
1 Hour General and 1 Hour Mental Health and Wellness
RESERVE YOUR SEAT
Attendance is complimentary for invited Florida lawyers. Advance registration is required.
WHY ATTEND
UNDERSTAND THE MECHANISM
See how pressure can become prolonged stress, reactivity, rumination, and lost professional capacity.
RECOGNIZE THE PERFORMANCE EFFECT
Explore how available capacity can influence clarity, judgment, attention, communication, leadership, and recovery.
EXPERIENCE A PRACTICAL APPROACH
Learn a framework you can use to recognize familiar patterns and respond more intentionally.
WHY THIS CLE MATTERS
The Pressure Is Real. But Not All of the Stress It Creates Is Unavoidable.
Deadlines, difficult clients, uncertainty, conflict and substantial responsibility are inherent in practicing law. But the original challenge is often only the beginning.
Lawyers may continue replaying a conversation, anticipating future problems, resisting circumstances they cannot immediately change or mentally working long after the workday has ended. The event may last five minutes while the resulting stress consumes attention and energy for hours.
Understanding that distinction creates a new opportunity: not merely managing stress after it appears, but recognizing and interrupting some of the patterns that unnecessarily prolong it.
PROFESSIONAL CAPACITY™
How much of your best self is actually available to you right now. Prolonged pressure and automatic stress patterns can consume energy and attention that would otherwise be available for clear thinking, judgment, communication, leadership, recovery, and life outside work.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
During this CLE, participants will explore:
01 PRESSURE AND PROFESSIONAL JUDGMENT
How prolonged pressure can influence your attention, judgment, decision-making, communication, and professional behavior.
02 THE STRESS LOOP™
How triggers, interpretation, resistance, emotion, and reaction can become familiar self-reinforcing patterns.
03 THE CHOICE POINT™
How lawyers can begin recognizing the moment when an automatic reaction can become a more intentional professional response.
04 PROFESSIONAL CAPACITY™
Why equally capable lawyers may have very different access to their clarity, energy, judgment, focus, and presence at a given moment.
WHO THIS SESSION IS FOR
For Florida Lawyers Who Want to Perform Well Without Making Chronic Stress the Price of Admission
LAWYERS IN DEMANDING PRACTICES
Attorneys managing substantial caseloads, difficult matters, deadlines, client expectations and competing responsibilities.
SOLO AND SMALL-FIRM LAWYERS
Lawyers carrying the combined pressures of practicing law, managing clients and operating a business.
PARTNERS AND EXPERIENCED ATTORNEYS
Established lawyers who want a more sustainable way to maintain judgment, energy, leadership and professional effectiveness.
ASSOCIATES AND EMERGING LEADERS
Lawyers developing the habits and internal skills needed to perform consistently as their responsibility grows.
Experience a Different Kind of Conversation About Lawyer Stress and Performance
ABOUT ADAM
Adam practiced law for more than two decades, built and operated a law firm and owned three title companies. He understands the responsibility, conflict, uncertainty and mental demands that can continue long after the workday ends.
His own experience eventually led him to study the relationship between stress, attention, nervous-system regulation, decision-making, energy, recovery and professional performance. He has since worked with hundreds of lawyers as a coach, consultant and educator.
Adam created The High-Performing Lawyer™ to give attorneys the practical framework he wishes someone had given him much earlier in his career.
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Reserve Your Seat
Attendance is complimentary. Space is limited to invited lawyers.
Sept 30, 2026 at 12pm Eastern
Live online via Google Meet
1 Hour General and 1 Hour Mental Health and Wellness
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
A few practical details
WHO MAY ATTEND?
This session is intended for Florida lawyers across practice areas, experience levels and firm sizes. Space is limited, and advance registration is required.
IS THERE A COST?
No. Attendance is complimentary.
WHERE WILL THE SESSION TAKE PLACE?
The CLE will be presented live online through Google Meet. Registered participants will receive access information by email.
IS CLE CREDIT AVAILABLE?
1 Hour General and 1 Hour Mental Health and Wellness
MAY I INVITE A COLLEAGUE?
Yes. You may share the registration page with Florida lawyer colleagues who may benefit from the program. Each attendee should register separately.
WILL THIS BE A SALES PRESENTATION?
No. The CLE is an educational presentation. Adam will briefly explain ways interested attorneys can continue exploring the framework after the program, but there is no obligation to purchase anything.
You Already Know How to Work Hard.
Learn How to Protect More of the Capacity That Makes Your Best Work Possible.
Join Florida lawyers for a practical, thought-provoking CLE about stress, judgment, performance and well-being under pressure.
RESERVE YOUR SEAT
Sept 30, 2026 at 12pm Eastern