Many great attorneys are hyper-focused on the law they practice. But other remarkable lawyers enhance their practice skills with disciplines outside the law. We call them multidimensionalists. Ultra-endurance racing. Stand-up comedy. Ballet and music. Emergency medical response. Even clown performance. More than hobbies or creative outlets, these parallel pursuits can be every bit as demanding—and rewarding—as a legal career. This special episode looks back at Sticky Lawyers who refuse to let the profession consume them entirely. No armchair quarterbacks or weekend warriors here; just eleven attorneys who prove that expansion—not reduction—is the path to both professional excellence and personal fulfillment.

Have you ever suffered from the Sunday Scaries, dreading the start of another week in the practice of law? Studies show you're not alone and have plenty of company. If only there were someone who has experienced burnout, found a way out, and now helps others restore their energy and get their lawyer groove back. Oh, wait. There is. San Diego environmental land use and real estate attorney Tracy Inscore felt "soul-level" burnout that caused her to leave the practice of law. After traditional therapies failed to provide relief, she discovered Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT), commonly known as tapping, a scientifically backed approach combining ancient Chinese medicine principles with modern neuroscience. With newfound knowledge and motivation, Tracy is of counsel to one of the nation's largest law firms. As a certified EFT practitioner, she developed a three-step process that addresses the root causes and manifested symptoms of burnout. Listen in as Tracy talks about renewin…