Archive for the Law School Mastery Method Category

Some interesting insights from a study about facial expressions. This comes in handy in developing a skill set for calibration techniques to help develop nonverbal rapport. And that’s a Master Key for peak performance in Law School (or in any worthwhile endeavor). Read the whole article at The New Scientist… Human facial expressions aren’t universal [...]

For many years, I have advised the followers of The Law School Mastery Method of the value of calibrating people you meet and interact with in order to establish and maintain rapport, which you can use to your advantage. Well, this neat little item from Science Daily dovetails with that lesson nicely. Enjoy! Science Daily [...]

One element for law school success presented in The Law School Mastery Method is to train your mind to prepare for success.  While most people consider this aspect of the approach to peak performance fairly obvious, the fact is that most law students undermine themselves with sloppy, negative thinking and counterproductive belief systems. The thing [...]

We know that Law School is quite an endeavor, and unfortunately it leaves many law students the worse for wear.  Well, this scholarly study takes a closer look at the wages of a law school education.  The results aren’t encouraging.  Luckily, students of The Law School Mastery Method are prepared to meet the challenge. Read [...]