Reformed Litigator, Award-Winning Author with Amy Impellizzeri - Episode 16

Amy Impellizzeri is here today to talk about her journey transitioning from a corporate job in Big Law to becoming a novelist. Stay tuned to hear how it all started as a sabbatical year, how she found her first publishing contract and her recommendations for those who want to take the leap out of Big Law as well! Episode Resources http://www.amyimpellizzeri.com/why-we-lie.html Episode Highlights How Amy ended up going to law school - 1:50 Why did she decide to leave the law - 3:20 How a sabbatical year became an exploratory exercise for Amy - 5:00 She started to get ideas for a book - 6:00 Four years later Amy got her first publishing contract - 6:30 How the practice of law is different from what she expected a a child - 7:00 A law degree can be very versatile - 9:00 Amy’s advice for other litigators wanting to publish a novel - 9:30 It isn’t a 1-2-3 steps process - 10:00 Litigators are a good fit for this road because of their perseverance - 11:20 There are hundreds of amazing manuscripts that don’t make the cut - 12:00 How this era of “self-publication” has changed the journey - 13:00 How  Amy keeps up with her writing - 15:10 They discuss why Amy’s fourth book focuses so much on abused women - 17:20 Amy’s thoughts on the legal clerk scandal - 20:00 The social media app in her book and the recent college scandal - 22:10 The story behind her non-fictional novel: Lawyer Interrupted - 23:12 Her advice for people who are wanting to leave Big Law but are too afraid to do so - 26:20   Subscribe, Share and Review To get the next episode subscribe with your favorite podcast player. Subscribe with Apple Podcasts Follow on Spotify Leave a review on Apple Podcasts

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