What does success really look like?

Is it the title on your business card, the milestones on your résumé, or the life you're building beyond your career?In this episode of Above the Legal Limit, host Justin Chopin sits down with relationship strategist Tressa Yonekawa for an honest conversation about ambition, identity, and finding balance in a world that often measures success by professional achievements alone.

Together, they explore:

* How to avoid tying your entire identity to your career

* Why meaningful relationships are essential to long-term success

* The importance of defining success on your own terms

* Building a life that's fulfilling both personally and professionally

Whether you're an attorney, entrepreneur, or business leader, this episode offers valuable insights on creating a legacy that extends far beyond your job title.

100 Episodes. One Unfiltered Conversation.

We’re celebrating the 100th episode of Above The Legal Limit: After 5 PM with a conversation unlike any we've had before.

Justin Chopin sits down with "The Bubbly Lawyer," Mary Smith, for an honest, entertaining look at the stories, challenges, and unexpected moments that happen behind the scenes of legal practice.

From navigating an international credit card crisis to the reality of clients whose actions don't always match their injury claims, no topic is off limits. It's funny, candid, and full of the kinds of stories you won't hear anywhere else.

If you think the legal world is all serious courtrooms and paperwork, this episode is here to change your mind.

🥂 Grab your favorite drink and join us as we celebrate this incredible milestone.

🎧 Watch now and help us celebrate 100 episodes of Above The Legal Limit!

What do the courtroom and the soccer pitch have in common?

More than you might think.

In this episode of Above the Legal Limit, host Justin Chopin sits down with attorney and soccer referee Michael Pinkerton for a conversation about leadership, decision-making, and the surprising similarities between practicing law and officiating one of the world's most popular sports.

Together, they discuss:

- Why so many attorneys become soccer referees

- The unique challenges of officiating high-level matches

- The "Laws of the Game" and how they compare to the practice of law

- Team USA's rise on the world stage and the future of American soccer

- Lessons in communication, leadership, and staying composed under pressure

Whether you're a soccer fan, attorney, entrepreneur, or simply enjoy thoughtful conversations about leadership and competition, this episode offers insights both on and off the field.