What Does it Take to Become a Lawyer? #uni #whatif #lawyer #skeleton #ai

What does it take to become a lawyer? Age 18, you graduate high school. You say, "I'm going to be a lawyer." Everyone says, "Wow, that's impressive!" You have no idea what you just signed up for. Salary, zero dollars. Age 20, college student, reading hundreds of pages every week. Half the time, you're not even sure what the sentence means. But you underline it anyway, just to look productive. Salary, zero dollars. Age 24, law school, three years of stress, three years of coffee, three years of wondering if you made a terrible decision. Student debt, $120,000. Age 27, junior lawyer. Your first real job, you thought you'd be arguing dramatic cases in court. Instead, you're reading contracts. For 12 hours a day, salary. $75,000, age 35. Now you're arguing cases in court. People finally start listening to you. Mostly because you're charging them $400 an hour. Salary, $180,000, age 45. Senior partner, corner office, expensive suits. Clients begging you to take their case. Salary, $450,000. After 27 years of studying, arguing, and stress, you finally make it to the top. And now, you build people for every minute you talk. Which means this video just cost you $200.