Nnamdi Nwaezeapu's guest appearances

Nnamdi Nwaezeapu

Thinking LSAT

The Former Lawyer Podcast

Life in Brown

David Sparks

Tasha Cochran

Shinah Chang

Julie Lythcott-Haims

Simi Botic

Aaron Taylor

Tarzan Kay

Craig Conover

Lauryn Williams

Jay Fleischman

Billy Madison

Ami Watkin

Alex Davis

Dave Hall

Goli Kalkhoran

OwlTail

Nnamdi Nwaezeapu is a law school student, entrepreneur, and author of Doctor, Lawyer, Engineer: How to Pursue Your Dreams Without Giving Your Parents A Heart Attack. His book is geared towards children of immigrants who are navigating and deciding what to do as a career and whether to pursue being a doctor, lawyer or engineer or take an alternative path. This is part two of our conversation with Nnamdi where we dive into the mindset and fear of career change that lawyers experience when considering alternative career paths. See Show notes at formerlawyer.com/094

Nnamdi Nwaezeapu is a law school student, entrepreneur, and author of Doctor, Lawyer, Engineer: How to Pursue Your Dreams Without Giving Your Parents A Heart Attack. His book is geared towards children of immigrants who are navigating and deciding what to do as a career and whether to pursue being a doctor, lawyer or engineer or take an alternative path. This is part two of our conversation with Nnamdi where we dive into the mindset and fear of career change that lawyers experience when considering alternative career paths. See Show notes at <a href="formerlawyer.com/090" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">formerlawyer.com/094</a>

Fear of Career Change & The Unknown After Law - Nnamdi Nwaezeapu

A rising senior from Columbia University, currently scoring 165 on the LSAT, asks us tons of great questions. Examples include: "If I'm testing an 'if-then statement on a Could be True question on a logic game, do I also need to test the contrapositive?"... "What's the best guessing strategy?"... "Should I bring an analog watch on test day?" "Should I study flash cards?"... and much more.

A rising senior from Columbia University, currently scoring 165 on the LSAT, asks us tons of great questions. Examples include: "If I'm testing an 'if-then statement on a Could be True question on a logic game, do I also need to test the contrapositive?"... "What's the best guessing strategy?"... "Should I bring an analog watch on test day?" "Should I study flash cards?"... and much more.

Episode 12: Nnamdi Nwaezeapu