In this inspiring episode of the Paralegals on Fire Podcast, Ann Pearson shares her personal journey from working as a full-time paralegal manager to becoming the CEO of her own paralegal training business. Ann offers an honest look at the emotional and financial challenges that come with leaving a stable job with benefits and job security.
She also reflects on the freedom, fulfillment, and impact that have come from building a business aligned with her passion for educating and empowering paralegals.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone considering a career pivot or dreaming of becoming their own boss.
Key Takeaways:
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Leaving a full-time job with benefits can be one of the most difficult decisions, especially when stepping into the unknown of entrepreneurship.
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Ann shares the mindset shifts and practical steps she took to build confidence and financial readiness for her career transition.
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Running a paralegal training business has allowed her to align her work with her passion, while also creating a broader impact in the legal field.
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Entrepreneurship offers flexibility and purpose—but also comes with risks and responsibilities that require careful planning.
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