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Today, like most days, I woke up wishing I could be in at least thirty places at once, doing just as many different things, like working on several different writing ideas/projects and pursuing several different career interests.  But, what seemed clearer than ever this morning (thanks partly to Peter Shankman's Morning HARO mentioning working from the beach) is the priority of working flexibly, on my own terms--with lots of emphasis on the where and when.

Whether you have a well-established traditional law practice, are a new law school graduate looking for work, or a stay-at-home parent looking to make money or use your J.D. from home, here are five reads for making money from home, on your terms flexibly. 

It's your life, your way... happy reading. 

• JD Supra: Going Virtual From Home.  Features Chuck Newton's advice ("four components") for successfully working from home.
• Lawyer/Million Dollar Home Business Owner, Ann Levine:  WAHM (Work at Home Mom) Success featured in the Jan. Washington Family Magazine.
• ABA Journal:  When the Detour Becomes the Destination (Jan. 2010)
• Neyah Kane Bennetta: A Year for iPhones and Virtual Law Firms (Connecticut Law Tribune)
• Carolyn Elefant: Biglaw to Yourlaw: A Recipe for Success

Resources to get you on the flexible lawyering path....

Part-Time Practice Essentials - The Part-Time Shingle eBook (by Carolyn Elefant and Julie Tower-Pierce)

Staying at Home, Staying in the Law: A Guide to Remaining Active in the Legal Profession While Pursuing Your Dreams (by Julie Tower-Pierce)

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