Cherelle Iman Glimp
Cherelle’s new book, “How to Show up and Shine in Law School with Gratitude, Grit, and Grace,” is a compelling, wisdom-packed guide that every law student must read to minimize self-doubt, overcome perceived setbacks, and boldly occupy every aspect of their law school experience.
“How to Show Up and Shine in Law School with Gratitude, Grit and Grace”
Before embarking on the life-altering, three-year journey of law school, law students need actionable tools to stay grounded, mindful, and connected to their purpose. Although exam-taking skills and outlining strategies are important, first-year law students also need guidance that recognizes their humanity. For example, when students make mistakes, or when things do not go as planned, how will they course correct? Do they have a recovery plan to get back on track? How will they respond to fear? Setbacks? Worry? Stress? Feelings of imposterhood? What if they don’t measure up to their own definition of success or the definitions others set? I’ll put it this way—many law school “tests” are not on the syllabus. But students can still prepare!
How to Show up and Shine in Law School with Gratitude, Grit and Grace transcends traditional advice on how to excel in law school by focusing on mindfulness, gratitude, and how to persevere in the face of unexpected challenges. After reading this book, students will feel empowered to think, act, and be expansive in law school.
Coming Oct. 2024
Praise For “How to Show up and Shine”
Tomasita Sherer, Partner
“I wish I had this guide when I was a IL long ago… it sends a clear message to all, especially women and underrepresented folks, that from the moment of acceptance to law school, you belong.”
Scott Rogers, Director, Mindfulness in Law Program University of Miami School of Law
“This important book has the potential to transform the law school experience for countless law students—shifting the focus from surviving to thriving. “
Nicole Lester Arrindell, Esq. President-Elect, Metropolitan Black Bar Association
This book is “is a beacon of wisdom and encouragement for anyone embarking on their law school journey.”
About Cherelle
Cherelle graduated from Boston University summa cum laude, with a concentration in business law. After graduating from Columbia Law School with honors, Cherelle clerked on the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals for Judge R. Guy Cole. She is currently Of Counsel at an international law firm, where she assists companies comply with federal, state, and local employment laws. Cherelle also leads complex internal investigations involving allegations of discrimination, harassment, retaliation, and hostile work environment.
Cherelle is a certified yoga instructor and believes that our thoughts have the power to transform our reality. She also completed a personal and executive coaching program, backed by positive psychology, to help individuals navigate challenges and seize opportunities.
Contact Me!
cherelleiman@gmail.com
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