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The Confidence Game

Maria Konnikova

As a trial lawyer, understanding people is just as important as understanding the law. I'm reading The Confidence Game because it explores why smart people can be deceived and how con artists exploit trust, emotion, and cognitive bias. It's a powerful reminder that human behavior often drives legal disputes, negotiations, and decision-making more than facts alone.

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The Yahoo Boys by Carlos Barragan

Fraud is one of the most fascinating and rapidly evolving areas of law. I'm reading The Yahoo Boys to better understand the global fraud ecosystem, how organized cybercriminals operate, and the real-world impact these schemes have on individuals and businesses. The more I understand how fraud works, the better equipped I am to help clients navigate and prevent it.
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The 15 Invaluable Laws of Growth by John Maxwell

Leadership starts with personal growth. I'm reading The 15 Invaluable Laws of Growth because I believe the greatest investment I can make is in becoming a better leader, husband, father, and attorney. Growth doesn't happen by accident—it requires intentionality, consistency, and a willingness to be challenged.

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Why I Read

The longer I practice law, the more convinced I become that most disputes aren’t really about contracts, transactions, or documents. They’re about people.

Understanding how people think, make decisions, build trust, ignore red flags, and respond under pressure has made me a better attorney, business advisor, and communicator.

Understanding how people think, make decisions, build trust, ignore red flags, and respond under pressure has made me a better attorney, business advisor, and communicator.

Books have been one of the most valuable tools in that process.

This page is simply a place to share some of those lessons along the way.

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