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In this episode host Patrick Patino is joined by guest Drew Amoroso to discuss lawyer coaching, non-attachment, and bringing kind and gentle masculine energy to the practice of law.About DrewDrew Amoroso is a former lawyer and the Founder of DueCourse, the legal industry's only platform enabled coaching company. He's a recognized workday coach and thought leader on how to bring a human-centered approach to the future of work and work models that promote ahappier workforce - starting with DueCourse. The company shifted to a four-day workweek in August 2024.Drew founded DueCourse in 2018 to help professionals design an intentional, authentic, and values-driven approach to their workday and career. The company partners withinnovative talent teams at AmLaw 200 firms deliver impactful coaching at scale, specializing in cohort-based and 1-1 coaching.Prior to DueCourse, he was a senior litigation associate at Reed Smith LLP and is a visiting lecturer at three Bay Area law schools where he teaches a Practice Ready Seminar designed to prepare law students to make the transition from students to practice-ready lawyers.https://www.linkedin.com/in/drewamoroso/www.duecourse.coach

In this episode, part two of our conversation with Drew Amoroso, we dive into key insights about balancing personal well-being, embracing risk, and fostering a healthier workday mindset. Drew shares practical strategies for setting boundaries, taking action despite fear, and cultivating a values-driven career. Listeners can also enjoy a fun rapid-fire Q&A where Drew reveals his hidden talents (hints DJing!), aspirations, and recent reflections.Key insights in this episode: Prioritize What Matters: Focus on the most important tasks first and set clear boundaries to protect your time.Embrace Discomfort: Change often feels uncomfortable — lean into it as a sign of growth.Get Comfortable with Risk: Lawyers are trained to avoid risk, but Drew emphasizes that taking action despite uncertainty opens new opportunities.Trust Yourself: Instead of overthinking decisions, take action and know you'll "figure it out" along the way.Pursue Passions: Drew shares his dream of DJing at Coachella, reminding listeners to make time for what brings them joy.This inspiring episode is packed with insights for anyone looking to redefine success, build resilience, and create a more fulfilling career.More about Drew: ⁠Drew Amoroso ⁠is a former lawyer and the founder of DueCourse, a coaching company helping legal professionals build intentional, values-driven careers. A recognized workday coach and thought leader, Drew advocates for human-centered work models, including DueCourse's shift to a four-day workweek in 2024. Founded in 2018, DueCourse partners with AmLaw 200 firms to provide impactful coaching at scale. Previously, Drew was a senior litigation associate at Reed Smith LLP and now teaches a Practice Ready Seminar at three Bay Area law schools.Drew Amoroso Website⁠The Workday Mindset PodcastInstagramDJ Tesser

In this episode, we sit down with Drew Amoroso, a former big law attorney turned founder of Due Course. Due Course is the legal industry's only platform-enabled coaching company with a mission to help legal professionals build intentional, values-driven careers through impactful coaching. Drew shares his journey from senior litigation associate to entrepreneur and productivity coach, revealing the mindset shifts and strategies that helped him along the way.We dive into key concepts like the "workday mindset," the importance of intentional planning, and practical exercises such as the Sphere of Influence and the Openup Checklist — designed to help you focus, stay organized, and handle unexpected disruptions. Drew also introduces Andrew, Due Course's AI coach, and offers insights on how AI can enhance productivity when used as a thought partner.Key insights from the episode:Drew Amoroso's journey from BigLaw attorney to founder of Due CourseHow dissatisfaction in BigLaw led Drew to explore entrepreneurship and coachingThe power of the Workday Mindset and how to build a more intentional, values-driven careerSphere of Influence: Focus on what you can control and manage your reactionsOpenup Checklist: Simple steps to kickstart your workday with focusPlans are Nothing, Planning is Everything: How to adapt when your day doesn't go as plannedFirst Thought, Second Thought, First Action: Techniques for reframing unproductive thoughtsInsights on the unique structure of law firms and how to thrive in environments with multiple “bosses”How AI tools like Andrew can enhance productivity and focusWhy working on your mindset is essential for long-term successWhether you're a lawyer navigating the demands of the legal industry or a professional seeking better focus and clarity, this episode offers actionable advice for mastering your workday and building a career aligned with your values.More about Drew: Drew Amoroso is a former lawyer and the founder of DueCourse, a coaching company helping legal professionals build intentional, values-driven careers. A recognized workday coach and thought leader, Drew advocates for human-centered work models, including DueCourse's shift to a four-day workweek in 2024. Founded in 2018, DueCourse partners with AmLaw 200 firms to provide impactful coaching at scale. Previously, Drew was a senior litigation associate at Reed Smith LLP and now teaches a Practice Ready Seminar at three Bay Area law schools.Drew Amoroso WebsiteThe Workday Mindset Podcast

This week on the Powerhouse Lawyers podcast, I connected with guest Drew Amoroso! [06:05] Lawyer turned innovator for legal professional development. Like so many of us, Drew's story isn't without overcoming a massive identity shift [13:07]. As lawyers we tend to wrap our entire being around our profession. Drew shares some of his practical steps to help in his identity transition. Believe it or not, therapy played a huge role in his growth [20:50] along with something called Emotional Freedom Technique. It was this personal growth that helped Drew launch Due Course [27:00]. Due Course is revolutionizing the way we practice, especially for first-year lawyers [35:12]. If you didn't know, we are change makers [46:00] lawyers are increasingly being positioned as leaders and community builders. Finally, we finish up with Drew's Legally Blonde moment. [50:15] Dolly Parton, I think we've found your body double for your next movie!__________Mentioned in this EpisodeThe relentless demands of the profession often leave even the most accomplished legal minds feeling like they're drowning. It doesn't Have to be this way, that's why I created thePowerHouse Brain Dump https://www.eringerner.com/sales-page-3d84f6b7-92c8-4796-89e2-196e732b2a7cJoin us at the Powerhouse Lawyers Retreat September 27-30 at the Miraval Resort in Austin, Texas. This community is designed just for YOU, the ambitious and forward-thinking female lawyer who craves meaningful connections, desires career advancement, and is committed to supporting and empowering each other in both professional and personal aspects of their lives.https://www.eringerner.com/powerhouse-lawyers-retreat-septemberPowerhouse VIP Sessions are created for the woman looking to do a 180 degree change in the way she does life and law! Get a 2 hour deep dive coaching session that springboards your transformation.https://www.eringerner.com/powerhouse-vip-sessions“How I Built This" podcast with Guy Raz https://wondery.com/shows/how-i-built-this/__________Connect with Drew Amoroso:LinkedIn: Drew AmorosoWebsite: https://duecourse.coach/aboutStay connected with Erin GernerWebsite https://www.eringerner.com/    LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/erin-gerner/Facebook https://www.facebook.com/erin.w.gernerInstagram https://www.instagram.com/eringerner/?hl=en

Drew Amoroso is the CEO of Due Course, a coaching platform for law firms that allows lawyers to find coaches who specialize in helping busy lawyers in a variety of areas like wellbeing, leadership, business development, time management, wise mindsets, and so on.Drew and I get into the coaching craze and why it could be valuable to have someone encouraging and objective in your camp.Drew graduated from UC Davis Law School in 2010 and worked at Reed Smith for five years before leaving to start his own firm doing “fitness law.” After some time doing that, he started experiencing stomach pain for many weeks and realized he wasn't doing what he wanted to do. Thus began his career in coaching and the journey that led him to founding Due Course. Drew also teaches a class called Practice Ready on being intentional about your legal career at a couple of law schools in California.Drew is going to join me in late January for a workshop on creating intention-driven routines, so if you want to join that, shoot me an email at Joseph@excellentatlife.com. I will also publicize it in the Excellent at Life newsletter, which I hope to launch next week (that's the last week in December) and which you can sign up for by emailing me as well. If you have input, criticism, or guest suggestions (including yourself) for the podcast, shoot me an email at Joseph@excellentatlife.com. Connect to me on LinkedIn here and say hello Follow me on Twitter here and I'll follow you backCheck out GetSomeClass.com for fun team activities and wellness programming.In the meantime, may you walk your own winding path well.Joseph Gerstel

Drew Amoroso founded DueCourse to address a big problem he saw in the legal community: a lack of effective, modern development resources for lawyers. He believe's in the power of providing lawyers with the information they need to take control of their practice and career. He started his career as a senior associate at Reed Smith and was the immediate past president of the Barristers Club at the Bar Association of San Francisco. Drew is a visiting lecturer at UC Davis School of Law, the University of San Francisco, and Golden Gate University, where he teaches a Practice Ready Seminar designed to prepare law students to make the transition from students to practice-ready lawyers. As you will learn in this episode, Drew is a believer in health and fitness and upon leaving Reed Smith, he branded himself as a fitness lawyer. That is the way he carved out his individual practice area in the space he desired to practice. His underlying belief in wellness drove him to #professionaldevelopment, training, and coaching for #lawyers. After on-premises training, Due Course became a software-as-a-service tool connecting lawyers with coaches to help them achieve their personal and professional goals. Wellness is an ongoing problem in the legal industry, so anything that focuses on the wellness and personal growth is worth paying attention. #legaltech More about Drew Amoroso & DueCourse App: Drew Amoroso on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drewamoroso/. Drew Amoroso on Twitter: https://twitter.com/drewamoroso. DueCourse on Twitter: @DueCourse__. Due Course website: https://www.duecourseapp.com/.

Drew Amoroso is an attorney, entrepreneur, founder of Due Course, and host of the Workday Mindset Podcast. Connect with Drew: https://www.drewamoroso.com https://www.instagram.com/drewamoroso.com https://www.duecourseapp.com Connect with Mikhail: https://www.instagram.com/miqk https://www.mikhailalfon.com https://www.twitter.com/miqk      

Drew is Founder of Dude Course www.duecourseapp.com which is a learning and professional development platform that helps lawyers develop essential skills and achieve peak performance. We work with professional development teams at top law firms across the country to design personalized courses that support their training programs. Drews work is to help improve peoples workdays which in turn can improve their lives. You can learn more about Drew here www.drewamoroso.com and subscribe and listen to his podcast here The Workday Mindset Podcast.An amazing nonprofit that Drew is President of is Stand Up Kids www.standupkids.org and their goal is to make stand up desks available for every student in the United States and to date have provided stand up desks for over 100,000 students. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/be-au-sm-episode-1. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In the first episode of our Must Haves For Law Firm Growth strategy, Legal Back Office Founder & CEO Jaimee Hall invites former attorney and DueCourse founder Drew Amoroso to discuss how his company helps new attorneys learn the skills - and mindset - to succeed in the legal industry. Law Firm Launch Podcast: https://lawfirmlaunchpodcast.com/ Legal Back Office: https://legalbackoffice.co/ Drew Amoroso: https://www.duecourseapp.com/

Hey everyone, welcome back to the Personal Branding Podcast where I interview industry experts and influencers who share small pearls of wisdom, actionable advice and spark a thought-provoking discussion on personal branding and entrepreneurship. You'll enjoy this podcast if you're a go-getter: a high-achiever who longs to go your own way and get paid for who you are, instead of just what you do.Today's episode is really important to me. I'm interviewing Drew Amoroso, Workday Strategist and Founder of DueCourse, (and also, I might add: one of my clients and close friends.) Drew is one of those people who has a passion and vibrancy for life that is contagious. He knows it's worth the effort it takes to be “the best that he can be.” An in doing so has inspired others to invest in themselves, improve their workday, and thus improve the quality of their lives.If you're the kind of person I think you are, you're going to love today's episode because we talk about:Why Drew left his $250k/yr salary and took the leap into Entrepreneurship.Why you have to take care of yourself, first--in order to serve others better. How to optimize your morning routine and improve the quality of your workday.How to choose your own thoughts and start your workday over at any time you need to.How to stop resisting and drop fully into the present moment.https://www.drewamoroso.com/https://www.instagram.com/drew.amoroso/https://www.linkedin.com/in/drewamoroso/https://twitter.com/drewamorosohttps://www.facebook.com/drew.amoroso

I spoke with Drew Amoroso, the founder of Move Associates, a company that focuses on professional development for lawyers. Prior to founding Move Associates, Drew was both a senior associate at a global law firm and a solo practitioner focusing on the fitness and health and wellness industries.

I spoke with Drew Amoroso, the founder of Move Associates, a company that focuses on professional development for lawyers. Prior to founding Move Associates, Drew was both a senior associate at a global law firm and a solo practitioner focusing on the fitness and health and wellness industries.

I spoke with Drew Amoroso, the founder of Move Associates, a company that focuses on professional development for lawyers. Prior to founding Move Associates, Drew was both a senior associate at a global law firm and a solo practitioner focusing on the fitness and health and wellness industries.

I spoke with Drew Amoroso, the founder of Move Associates, a company that focuses on professional development for lawyers. Prior to founding Move Associates, Drew was both a senior associate at a global law firm and a solo practitioner focusing on the fitness and health and wellness industries.

Drew Amoroso is the founder of Move Associates, an innovative training company that empowers associates to achieve their performance goals, accelerate their growth and development, stay professionally fulfilled, and take control of their practice. Prior to Move, Drew was a senior associate at an international law firm and served on the firm's hiring committee and as the head of its summer associate program. Drew also was the owner of his own firm where he practiced fitness law--representing innovators in the fitness and health and wellness industries. He's currently the President of the Barristers Club at the Bar Association of San Francisco and a visiting lecturer at UC Davis School of Law, Golden Gate University School of Law, and University of San Francisco School of Law.   A huge thank you goes out to our show sponsor Abby Connect, the live receptionist service loved by small businesses.  Get your free trial and $95 off your first month at http://abbyconnect.com/genwhy What You'll Learn in this Episode: -       How to set goals and a development path, -     Essential tools for professional, -     How to stay professionally fulfilled. Resources: http://www.move-associates.com  Contact Information: https://twitter.com/fitlawdrew https://www.facebook.com/move.associates/ https://www.instagram.com/move.associates/ Thanks for Checking Out the Show Notes and for Listening! I really hope you enjoyed this episode. I really hope you enjoyed this episode. I would really appreciate it if you shared this episode with a friend who could benefit from listening to this particular episode.  Get your 2 weeks of free trial and $95 off your first month using this link: http://abbyconnect.com/genwhy I would really appreciate it if you shared this episode with a friend who could benefit from listening to this particular episode. If there is any topic you'd like us to cover or guest you'd like us to have on the show, you can email me at: karima@genwhylawyer.com Also, please don't forget to subscribe to the GWL Podcast in Apple Podcasts or in Stitcher Radio. That way, every time I prepare a new episode for you, it'll automatically show up in your phone. Once last thing: I would truly appreciate it if you could leave an honest review for The Gen Why Lawyer Podcast in Apple Podcasts. Positive ratings and reviews help boost the visibility of the show and help me in reaching more lawyers.

Are you still chasing goals you created years ago? Do you understand how to take a systematic approach to create the life you've always wanted? Or do you feel stuck day after day? I've never been great at creating, setting, or following through on my goals. Actually, I am awesome at creating them, but finding simple ways to follow through on my goals and hold myself accountable has always been much harder for me. In the episode, I was fortunate enough to chat with Drew Amoroso on productivity, setting goals, systematic strategies to improve your day to day, and much more. Learn everything you wanted to know about productivity, on Episode 002.

In this episode, Drew Amoroso talks about starting a small fitness law firm of his own, Move Legal, after building a fitness practice at a big firm. Drew talks about meeting his clients for a workout before talking business, using Slack to communicate with clients, and the tools he uses to manage a mobile, niche practice. In the introduction, Sam and Aaron somehow crack themselves up talking about niche practices and marketing to tribes. Drew is a lifelong fitness enthusiast and lawyer who built a fitness innovation team at Reed Smith LLP before founding Move Legal to focus on representing fitness companies exclusively.

Heather Hartmann sits down with Drew Amoroso, a fitness lawyer, who shares some of the biggest aspects of fitness law Box owners should be aware of in their businesses. Music: "KYD" by Ryan Little. Link: freemusicarchive.org/music/Ryan_Lit…n_Little_-_KYD

This episode features Dr. Lindsey Mathews, the founder of Birthfit.com, Lacie Mackey, founder of CavemanCoffee and Black Ops Marketing, & my lawyer and theirs, Drew Amoroso. Four pals shooting the breeze after we set up our booths for Paleo Fx in Austin Texas. Enjoy!!