So, the other day, my husband and I had a conversation that went something like this:
Him: have you ever heard of Duckie Debugging?
Me: um…does it have anything to do with a classic John Hughes character?
Him …no…
Me: then no.
He went on to explain Rubber Duck Debugging to me. It’s basically a technique where, when programmers are faced with particularly difficult problems, they explain their code to a rubber duck (or another inanimate object). It occurred to me that this would be a great technique for some bar studiers. Does this seem ridiculous? Probably. But that’s also part of why it could work.
Landing a legal position is a big deal! As you know, there was a lot of behind the scenes work to get your foot in the door.
A breakup can hit you hard. This can be true regardless of whether the breakup was your decision, mutual or if it blindsided you. Not to mention, it is pretty inconvenient for the studious bar taker. Consider the bright side of this major adjustment in your life when it comes to studying for the bar exam.
When things get tough, it can be easy to