jlw0142
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- Feb 6, 2023
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I am in my mid-20s, married, and in law school. Hunting is my only real hobby (besides archery), and my passion in life. I am striving to be a transactional lawyer of some sort, likely in the tax and business realm, but I am struggling with what I should do next. My faith and my family come first, but I really want to build a life where I can hunt when I want. I am a hard worker and being a master of my craft is important to me, and I am willing to spend years temporarily placing my dreams on hold (as I have already) to build the life I want for my family and I. With that said, I am unsure whether it would be best for me to work my way up to partner in a firm, start my own firm, or go a different route entirely, whatever that may entail. I am starting to realize that my responsibilities as a husband, father, and church servant will take up more of my anticipated hunting time than I imagined. I could say a lot more, but this is something I would like to hear about from others who have gone through similar situations and are currently living a life where they have the freedom they desire. It doesn't have to be an attorney giving me advice, although any attorneys willing to offer advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.