The Los Angeles County Bar Association will soon be bringing its members the dynamite on-line work-life balance journal The Complete Lawyer.

Even if I weren't a columnist for TCL (the Human Factor here) I'd still urge you to flip through the online "pages" of this tremendous resource.  Take a look at the following for instance.

Are You As Stressed As Other Attorneys? by Ellen Moran, Lyle Miller and Alma Dell Smith 

We’re Culturally Inclined To Separate Mind And Body by Richard Strozzi-Heckler

My own husband's favorite offering -- When You Lose Sleep, Your Work And Health Suffer Dramatically by Thomas M. Heffron ("yes, honey, I'm coming to bed!")

Possibly A Firm’s Most Effective Health Insurance by one of my co-columnists, Stephanie West Allen who has penned this article with her Brains on Purpose colleague Jeffrey Schwartz

How To Master Stress by Maynard Brusman

Ask The Coaches (about networking) by Debby Stone and Laura Biering

Fix The Leaks In The Pipeline (on minority law school enrollment) by Carl Cooper

Hourly Billing Is The Opiate Of The Profession by Ronald J. Baker

Invest In Training Programs During Tough Economic Times  by Kathleen Brady

Five Steps To Achieve A Sound Mind by Cathy Wright

Master The Fine Art Of Appreciation by Judi Craig 

Do You Think Like A Solo Practitioner?  by Susan Cartier Liebel

Women Lawyers Have Natural Allies In The Millennial Generation by Lauren Stiller Rikleen 

What’s On Your Mind? by Arnie Herz

Beware Of Bloglash by Dawn Wagenaar

. . . . and much much more,

including my reviews of Lauren Stiller Rikleen's brilliant Ending the Gauntlet:  Removing Barriers to Women's Success in the Law

and

Ken Cloke's challenging new book Conflict Revolution:  Mediating Evil, War, Injustice and Terrorism.