Who is a fit?
The Beat the Bar!™ workshops, products, and programs were created for those of you who are absolutely determined and dead serious about passing the Bar. You’re ready to go ALL OUT—you’ve been waiting for the right tool to help you get there. You know you need a mindset shift, and Beat the Bar!™ is that tool. Along with having me as your personal mindset mentor, nothing is standing in your way this time.
Maybe you’ve tried other methods in the past, and they didn’t work. If that’s you, here’s what I know: you didn’t make it this far through law school, put in all that time, effort, and sacrifice, just to stop now. You’re ready to give it everything you’ve got, even more than you thought you were capable of. And what you need is a coach who’s going to support you, encourage you, and call out those blind spots—so you can shore up your weaknesses and win this!
If you’re all in, I’m all in. Let’s pass this Bar together!
What’s expected?
You’ll spend one hour every other week on the phone for a mentor session, and in between, you’ll apply the exercises we cover. Check in with me anytime something comes up, and I’ll walk you through any mindset hurdles you encounter, right up to SUCCESS!
Beat the Bar!™ was built to help you create the mindset shifts you need to:
Identify what’s holding you back,
Map out your journey from “Bar taker” to “Bar passer,”
Prioritize actions that will drive your success,
Recognize when you’re hitting a wall,
Uncover the internal blocks tripping you up,
Get past the resistance, and
Move forward, tackling what’s in front of you—whether that’s studying, saying 'no' to a family member, setting boundaries at work, or taking care of yourself. Whatever it takes to pass the Bar.
If you’re a self-supporting, high-achieving person who kicks excuses to the curb and goes all-in for your goals, we’re going to work well together.
My clients are committed to success—no matter what. They don’t just need motivation; they need deep self-awareness to reclaim their power and set their course. They recognize the value of a proven system to break through mental and emotional blocks and get things done.
These people are resourceful. They find what they need to close the gap between where they are and where they want to be—including bringing me in to support them. My clients see our work together as a powerful shortcut, avoiding years and thousands of dollars spent cycling through Bar attempts, review courses, or therapy—and risking giving up altogether.
You’ll be expected to take serious action and honor this life-transforming mindset journey. No more excuses. Just a new way of thinking about the Bar, with full support while you achieve this exciting goal: Beat the BAR!
For what type of professionals are your programs NOT going to work?
If you need constant validation from others or can’t make decisions without checking in with someone first, Beat the Bar!™ is not for you. This program requires self-direction and independence. If you can’t confidently say "yes" to yourself without someone else’s approval, it’s best to start with a different self-empowerment program before committing to this one—or even to becoming an attorney.
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This program is also not for those who are attached to their excuses. You can either have your excuses or work with me to pass the Bar—you cannot have both. My clients understand that they hold the power to make the changes necessary to succeed.
If we’re not a good fit, I won’t let you waste your time, your investment, or a spot that could go to someone ready to do the work and get results. In Beat the Bar!™ we work closely together, one-on-one. It would be a disservice to both of us if I accepted you into the program when we’re not aligned in our approach.
Without trust and a warm relationship, you won’t fully open up. You’ll struggle to explore the inner recesses of your mind and identify the blocks that are holding you back. If I sense this, I won’t offer you a seat in the program. Instead, I’ll encourage you to continue following along with the group until you’re in a place to fully commit to doing the work.
If you have a partner who needs to be on board with your investment, let them know about the call and that you’ll be discussing the options to pass the Bar. If your partner isn’t the “Yes, honey, I support you 100%” type, bring it up in the call, and I’ll coach you through it. Your partner might just need the right information and to see your confidence. Approach that conversation with love.
I also won’t work with people who don’t value themselves, their goals, or their time—and who would rather cling to excuses than face what’s necessary to pass the Bar. Law school trains us to see the glass half-empty and challenge everything—but if you want different results on the Bar Exam, you need to take different actions now.
In Beat the Bar!™, you must be coachable. You need to suspend judgment, open your mind, and give new ideas a chance to sink in. You also need to be committed—showing up, doing the work, and reaching out to me when you’re stumped. And you will get stumped—this approach is different from anything you’ve done before. It’s part of the learning process, so don’t be too proud to ask questions and grow.
If what you’ve been doing up to now had been enough, you wouldn’t be here. So, stay open-minded, complete your pre- and post-call quiet time, schedule your sessions right away, and show up fully focused and without distractions.
It's also best if you already have a Bar study review program or a study plan. If not, that's okay—Beat the Bar!™ will help you gain the clarity and commitment you need to devote the time and resources to pass. But you do need an academic study course alongside this mindset work.
If you suspect we won’t be a good fit, I gently ask you not to schedule a call. If you’ve already scheduled, please use the 24-hour cancellation period. We want to reserve this space for those truly ready to stop making excuses and finally pass the Bar.