Showing posts with label writing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label writing. Show all posts

Monday, August 26, 2024

End of Summer 2024

Staying busy. Working on:

* Developing a new men's coaching program;

* Researching the legal issues related to artificial intelligence;

* Participating in a new online Christian men's group; 

* Participating in a weekly Bible study group;

* Doing some basic boxing training to get ready to engage in the sport with a renewed commitment; and

* Charting a course for the next stage of my life, and I becoming the effects of a major upheaval at the start of 2023.

What are you good people up to?

Wednesday, June 12, 2013

Lawyer-boxer-writer

I am happy to announce that I am now writing for American Law Reports. It is a real honor to be writing for A.L.R., a peer-reviewed publication, and I am grateful for that. Two of my articles have already been accepted for publication and I am working on three more articles. I will post the titles and citations of the articles when they are published. Thanks to Thomson Reuters/West Publishing for this great opportunity!

Wednesday, July 27, 2011

Not much to report on training

I have been doing some roadwork and trying to be consistent with that. Mostly, I've been lawyering, writing, and hustling to get more business so I can do more lawyering. How are you, my friendly readers, doing? I hope you're enjoying your summer (or winter in the southern hemisphere)?

Saturday, March 19, 2011

(Almost) Spring Roadwork

Life has been occupied with a variety of things, few of them involving training. Yesterday, I got out for 39 minutes of roadwork, and that's how it has been going. Happily, the weather is getting warmer, so it's more pleasant to be outdoors.

Business at my law firm has been far too slow for my taste, so I've been hustling on the marketing efforts. They will bear fruit, it will just take a while. In addition to the regular quarterly updates I write for my book, Internet Law: The Complete Guide, I have picked up a few good writing projects that will help to pay the bills and are already proving to be enjoyable work.

Additionally, my mother has been hospitalized since mid-December, but she will go home a week from today. That's a huge relief, even though she has been staying at a very good facility where the staff treats the patients and residents really well. Having her there has put my mind at ease.

As for me, I'm heading out to absorb some of that famous Cornbelt sunshine and get the vitamin D levels cranking up. Be well.