The Less Stressed Lawyer

Founder & Certified Life Coach

Flood Law PLLC

Associate

Honigman Miller Schwartz and Cohn LLP

Law Clerk

Wayne County Prosecutor's Office

•	Negotiated settlements with claimants and lien holders in forfeiture cases
•	Conducted research and drafted complaints, consent judgments, and other legal documents
•	Created Excel databases and coordinating procedures for expediting forfeiture cases
•	Trained ten students entering office’s internship program

Intern

Michigan Journal

•	Supervised production and publishing of a weekly newspaper
•	Edited editorial content and negotiate advertisement contracts
•	Conducted business and editorial meetings

Managing Editor

"If only there were more hours in the day."

I used to say this to myself ALL the time.

I was convinced I just needed a little extra time to tackle my to-do list. 

Or a new planner to fine-tune my time management skills.

But no matter how many planners I purchased or how many all-nighters I pulled, nothing changed.

I still felt crushed by competing deadlines.

I cancelled plans last minute, because I had too much on my plate.

I woke up early.  I worked late.

I thought if I could just work harder, I’d get there.  I’d get it all done.

The higher-ups would be happy.  Which meant I could be happy, having finally received their approval.

Turns out . . .

You can't hustle your way to happiness.

Believe me . . . I tried.

Sound familiar? If so, here’s what I want you to know.

Through all of that trying, I learned something they don’t teach you in law school.

The solve for stress? 

It isn't TIME management.

It’s MIND management. 

That’s right.  You don’t need a new planner.  You need a new plan.  

One where your well-being, not your work-load, gets to be the top priority.  

Sounds impossible?  It’s not.  I’ll show you.  

I work solely 1-on-1 with attorneys who are over the overwhelm.  

I help them start living lives with less stress and far more fulfillment. 

If you're ready to start living that life, let's get started.

Olivia Vizachero

ComplyAuto

General Counsel

VP of Human Resources

VP ComplyAuto Esquire

Talar Life Coaching

I learned the skills for coaching to pay it forward. I help the underprivileged and marginalized Americans catch up by using my skills and sharing my privileges. (Currently not taking clients.)

Certified Life Coach

Vista Ford Lincoln

Fisher & Phillips LLP

My job was to keep management out of lawsuits and help them manage employees properly.  I regularly advised employers regarding best practices to avoid employment-related claims and defended employers in employment litigation.  I also regularly presented training to clients and business groups regarding various employment related topics, including sexual harassment, family and medical leave, disability accommodations and hiring/firing practices. While in law school, I served an internship with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission in San Francisco. I am fluent in Armenian.  I was admitted to the California State Bar in 1999 and admitted to the Utah State Bar in October 2009.

Professional Activities/Speaker: 
Council on Education in Management
Employers Advisory Council
The Employers Group
Apartment Association of Southern Cities in California
Professionals In Human Resources Association

Partner (attorney)

Callahan, McCune & Willis

Attorney

General Counsel by day, Children's Book author by night| Life Coach | Raising Money for Orphanages | Mama | Wife | Author | Yogi | Runner | Bookaholic | Jesus, Tolle, Brene Brown & Brandon Flowers groupie

I wanted to be a movie star after playing Marc Antony in Julius Ceasar when I was in the 5th grade but my father shut that down real quick. Instead, I became a lawyer. As my father reminded me frequently before he died in 2006, I get to act and get a steady paycheck too. 

I'm on LinkedIn for smart, fun conversations with good humans and to help others whenever I can, which is why I decided to become a Certified Life Coach. Coaching is currently on ice and I'm only accepting VIP pro bono clients. (I didn't become a coach to get rich.)

I was a file clerk, associate, and partner at Fisher Phillips, a national employment law firm, until my client, Vista Ford, made me an offer I couldn't refuse. After 12 years with Vista Ford, I joined ComplyAuto, to continue serving the auto dealerships that had once been my clients. 

I serve as General Counsel, Corporate Secretary, and VP Human Resources for ComplyAuto because I still identify as an employment lawyer.   

My side-hustle is raising money for orphanages in Lebanon, where I'm from through Society for Orphaned Armenian Relief (SOAR), a 501c3 charitable organization. 

I write and publish children's books based on grown-up books to raise money for SOAR. 

"Ralphy's Rules for Living the Good Life.," starring my furry client, Ralphy, is inspired by The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz. (I am also a dog walker but I am not accepting new clients because Ralphy had me sign a non-compete.)

"Ralphy's Rules for Feelings" is based on life-coaching skills I learned through The Life Coach School. 

I donate net proceeds to Bird's Nest orphanage in Beirut and the Armenian Evangelical Boarding School in Anjar. 

Thanks for taking the time to learn about me. Hope to see you around.

You can find me most days on LinkedIn (the 24/7 coffee shop). Lmk how I can support you here. No strings attached.

Talar ☘️ Herculian Coursey Esq., CIPP/US, CIPM, SHRM

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Talar ☘️ Herculian Coursey Esq., CIPP/US, CIPM, SHRM

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