Should You Stick With The Law Or Quit For Something Else? Take This Quiz To Find Out

Quiz Questions

• 1.
  I feel like I am living up to my potential.

  • A.
    This statement strongly describes my situation.
  • B.
    This statement moderately describes my situation.
  • C.
    This statement slightly describes my situation.
  • D.
    This statement does not describe situation.
• 2.
   For the most part, I am proud of the work I do.

  • A.
    This statement strongly describes my situation.
  • B.
    This statement moderately describes my situation.
  • C.
    This statement slightly describes my situation. 
  • D.
    This statement does not describe my situation. 
• 3.
  If I fast-forwarded my life 20 years from now, I would be proud if I still worked in the same legal practice area AND had the same job. 

  • A.
    This statement strongly describes my situation.
  • B.
    This statement moderately describes my situation
  • C.
    This statement slightly describes my situation.
  • D.
    This statement does not describe my situation.
• 4.
  My current job aligns with my goals, dreams, and beliefs about work and life. 

  • A.
    This statement strongly describes my situation.
  • B.
    This statement moderately describes my situation. 
  • C.
    This statement slightly describes my situation.
  • D.
    This statement does not describe my situation.
• 5.
  I admire and respect the supervisors, senior attorneys, and/or law firm partners at my job.

  • A.
    This statement strongly describes my situation.
  • B.
    This statement moderately describes my situation.
  • C.
    This statement slightly describes my situation.
  • D.
    This statement does not describe situation.
• 6.
  I sometimes wake up earlier than my alarm because I can't wait to start working on my clients' cases or on my current assignments.

  • A.
    This statement strongly describes my situation.
  • B.
    This statement moderately describes my situation.
  • C.
    This statement slightly describes my situation.
  • D.
    This statement does not describe my situation.
• 7.
  I can think of 5 specific people in my industry who help or inspire me to achieve my professional goals.

  • A.
    This statement strongly describes my situation.
  • B.
    This statement moderately describes my situation.
  • C.
    This statement slightly describes my situation.
  • D.
    This statement does not describe my situation.
• 8.
  I frequently find myself getting lost in my work because it is stimulating and enjoyable.

  • A.
    This statement strongly describes my situation.
  • B.
    This statement moderately describes my situation.
  • C.
    This statement slightly describes my situation.
  • D.
    This statement does not describe my situation.
• 9.
  If I won the mega-millions lottery today, I would still want to do the same thing for my career.

  • A.
    This statement strongly describes my situation.
  • B.
    This statement moderately describes my situation.
  • C.
    This statement slightly describes my situation.
  • D.
    This statement does not describe my situation.
• 10.
  My work is flexible and can fit into my life within reason.

  • A.
    This statement strongly describes my situation. 
  • B.
    This statement moderately describes my situation.
  • C.
    This statement slightly describes my situation.
  • D.
    This statement does not describe my situation.
• 11.
  My work allows me time to maintain a regular fitness routine and to take care of my overall health.

  • A.
    This statement strongly describes my situation.
  • B.
    This statement moderately describes my situation.
  • C.
    This statement slightly describes my situation.
  • D.
    This statement does not describe my situation.
• 12.
  Even with the demands of my current role, I have ample time to spend with family and friends.

  • A.
    This statement strongly describes my situation.
  • B.
    This statement moderately describes my situation.
  • C.
    This statement slightly describes my situation.
  • D.
    This statement does not describe my situation.
• 13.
  I can meet my work responsibilities and stay happy, healthy, and sane.

  • A.
    This statement strongly describes my situation.
  • B.
    This statement moderately describes my situation.
  • C.
    This statement slightly describes my situation.
  • D.
    This statement does not describe my situation.
• 14.
  I can meet my financial obligations through my current employment.

  • A.
    This statement strongly describes my situation.
  • B.
    This statement moderately describes my situation.
  • C.
    This statement moderately describes my situation.
  • D.
    This statement does not describe my situation.
• 15.
  I have enough savings OR a safety net that I can use to cover expenses for least 3 months out of work.

  • A.
    This statement strongly describes my situation.
  • B.
    This statement moderately describes my situation.
  • C.
    This statement slightly describes my situation.
  • D.
    This statement does not describe my situation.
• 16.
  I have skills that I know I could sell to other employers at a relatively short notice.

  • A.
    This statement strongly describes my situation.
  • B.
    This statement moderately describes my situation.
  • C.
    This statement moderately describes my situation.
  • D.
    This statement does not describe my situation.

Quiz Outcomes

• 1.
  It's Probably Time To Quit The Law For Something Else.

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  We totally get you because we've been there too. We've come home, exhausted from another day at work wondering — how did we get to this place in our career? More importantly — How do we find a career we love and still pay the bills? By taking this quiz, you are beginning to answer those questions for yourself. And based on your results, you have a few options: Consider leaving the legal field altogether and embracing a new company or building a business of your own; Research and make the switch to a different practice area, even mediation or a solo shop, one that suits your skills and interests; or Do nothing. If you haven't already, let this score be your permission to start taking brave, new steps in the direction of a career you love. The changes you may need to make to get to that new career depend on your personal circumstances and needs, but we have your first step. Use the link below to book a FREE 30-Minute Introductory Coaching Session with Legally Bold. This session was specially designed to help you get unstuck and put you on the path toward the fulfilling, 21st-century career. Don't tell yourself you'll do it later and then realize you are in the same position 3 months from now. Take action today. Book your FREE 30-Minute Introductory Coaching Session using the link below now.
• 2.
  It May Not Be Time To Quit The Law, But You Definitely Need A Change.

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  You're on the path toward career fulfillment, but there are definitely some areas you might want to address. This might mean making changes at your current job, finding a new position in your practice area, or seeking an alternative career path entirely. The danger here is that you may not do anything about your career because you are comfortable. Instead of reaching for new heights, you might stay in indecision (will I leave this job or won't I?). Or you might continue dealing with a career that's just ok because you're not sure what to do next. As a legal professional in the 21st century, you don't have to settle for a bland career. You can create something that provides financial security while being fulfilling, challenging, and flexible enough to give you time for the other parts of your life. That kind of career maximizes your potential, and that's the kind of job you deserve. At Legally Bold, we've made the first step toward your career fulfillment easy and free. Use the link below to schedule your FREE 30-Minute Introductory Coaching Session. This session was specially designed to help liberate talented lawyers from unfulfilling work so that they can create the life and career they deserve. Book your FREE 30-Minute Introductory Coaching Session Now!
• 3.
  It Looks Like You Should Stick With The Law!

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  Congratulations! It a world where almost 80% of workers say they are unhappy with their careers, you are among the fortunate 20%. When you find a career where your work is meaningful and enjoyable, when you are in a supportive work environment with opportunities to grow and learn, it makes sense to stick with it. But there's always room for growth, am I right? Perhaps you're thinking about dipping your toe in entrepreneurship on the side, or you want some accountability help to keep you on track with some other goals. Well, we got you. Use the link below to schedule a FREE Coffee Chat with us here at Legally Bold. Let's see if we can cook up something new and expansive in your life or career together. Stay Bold!