Episode 9 - Tovah Kopan
Episode description
On this week's episode of Why I Social: Chris Barrows sits down with Tovah Kopan who shares her journey from law school to legal technology. She also shares his experience creating community - both in her community and through the Go Boldly Initiative - as well as how to balance multiple roles from career to personal life.
Highlights of the discussion include:
- From Law to Legal Tech: Tovah shares her journey from aspiring lawyer to finding her niche in legal tech, emphasizing the importance of staying "legal adjacent."
- The Go Boldly Initiative: Explore Tovah's efforts in community building through her podcast and initiatives, creating spaces for connection and growth.
- Social Media's Role in Community Engagement: Discover how social media transforms community engagement, especially in areas lacking traditional news sources.
- Balancing Multiple Roles: Tovah discusses managing her career, podcast, and community initiatives, sharing strategies for effective time management and content creation.
- Parenting in the Digital Age: Reflect on the challenges and joys of parenting with social media, including the potential for positive educational experiences.
Learn why Tovah socials on this week's episode!
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