Barrett v Brown, Brown v Conservatives - How Did They Get to That Point ...

In the recent verbal gunfire on the US Supreme Court and what extended further into media statements, the behavior of justices has become quite a show. As so many know Amy Barrett has laid into Katanji Brown and Brown has aggressively pursued activism in the court of public affairs. 

 The potential for negative fallout is huge. Just consider the matter of respect for SCOTUS and for the rule of law.  

Meanwhile, the jokes have already been posted among LinkedIn comments. For instance, there's manifesting fist fights will break out. Of course, law firms with prominent Supreme Court practices, ranging from Jones Day to Paul Weiss, will have to factor in this development in how they manage their cases. 

What a difference the public presence of civility would have made. If the justices were skilled in using other "weapons" they might have made their point effectively and without the mess of being perceived as engaged in a cat fight. You bet, this erodes the image of The Professional Woman.

That insight into one's unique power tools and how to leverage them comes from self-awareness.


The New York Times salutes tarot readings as a proven path for that deep understanding of yourself. Start there. Then experiment with sources of power as to which generate the best results for you, with the fewest risks. Next, you're ready to go prime time. The tarot dates back to at least the 14th century. One wonders if that transformational leader Queen Elizabeth I had the advantage of receiving some readings. 

I have a theory: Could it be that there continue to be so many obstacles to success for women that they can't invest the time in searching for who they really are. Could they be doomed to push and chase and push? Pile on that also the duties of motherhood. Both justices are mothers. 

If you want to get to the top without stumbling badly in the court of public opinion you might try out tarot readings. The good news is that you can enter that journey of self-awareness DIY, free. Here is my custom-made how-to on Substack for teaching yourself how to engage with the tarot. 

But if you need to jump right in now, please make an appointment. 

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