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Slide 1 (Hook) Why I started Lawlevelup (and why it had nothing to do with building a “startup”) Slide 2 I didn’t start Lawlevelup because I loved creating content. I started it because something was broken in the way law is taught. Slide 3 Law school gives you degrees. The profession demands skills. And no one was clearly teaching how to bridge that gap. Slide 4 I saw brilliant students struggle. Not because they were lazy. Not because they were incapable. But because they never got practical exposure. Slide 5 Drafting was learned on the job. Courtroom skills were learned through mistakes. Confidence came too late. That cost people years, not weeks. Slide 6 Things became worse for first-generation lawyers. No network. No mentor calls. No insider guidance. Only trial, error, and silence. Slide 7 Lawlevelup started with one belief: Practical skills should not depend on who you know. They should depend on what you’re willing to learn. Slide 8 So we built courses that teach how law is actually practiced. Not theory. Not shortcuts. But real drafting, real processes, real thinking. Slide 9 Today, Lawlevelup isn’t just a platform. It’s a response to a system that waited too long to prepare lawyers for the real world. Slide 10 (Close) If you believe law deserves clarity, confidence, and competence… Then you already know why Lawlevelup exists.
Founder explains launching Lawlevelup to fix law school's theory-practice gap: degrees don't build skills like drafting or courtroom work, hitting brilliant students & first-gen lawyers hardest. Offer
This title slide serves as a hook titled "Why I Started Lawlevelup." Its subtitle notes that the reason had nothing to do with building a "startup."
(and why it had nothing to do with building a “startup”)
The slide, titled "Not About Content Creation," features a quote from the Founder of Lawlevelup. The founder explains starting it not due to a love for content creation, but to fix broken methods in law education.
> I didn’t start Lawlevelup because I loved creating content. I started it because something was broken in the way law is taught.
— Founder, Lawlevelup
Law schools provide degrees, but the legal profession demands practical skills. No one teaches how to bridge this gap.
Brilliant students are struggling not because they were lazy or incapable. Instead, it's because they lacked practical exposure.
Source: Why I started Lawlevelup (Slide 4)
The slide "Skills Learned Too Late" lists key abilities like drafting, courtroom skills, and confidence acquired through on-the-job experience and mistakes. It emphasizes the high cost, taking years rather than weeks.
First-generation lawyers lack a network, mentor calls, and insider guidance. Instead, they face only trial, error, and silence.
| What They Lack | What They Face |
|---|
| No network. No mentor calls. No insider guidance. | Only trial, error, and silence. |
Source: Why I started Lawlevelup (and why it had nothing to do with building a “startup”)
The slide, titled "Core Belief," presents a quote slide. It states: "Practical skills should not depend on who you know. They should depend on what you’re willing to learn," attributed to the Founder of Lawlevelup.
> Practical skills should not depend on who you know. They should depend on what you’re willing to learn.
— Founder of Lawlevelup
Source: Lawlevelup Presentation
Lawlevelup builds practical legal skills by teaching law as it's actually practiced. It emphasizes real drafting, processes, and thinking, not theory or shortcuts.
The slide, titled "More Than a Platform," features a quote from the Founder of Lawlevelup, a Legal Education Innovator. The quote describes Lawlevelup as more than just a platform—it's a response to a legal system that delayed preparing lawyers for real-world challenges.
> Today, Lawlevelup isn’t just a platform. It’s a response to a system that waited too long to prepare lawyers for the real world.
— Founder of Lawlevelup, Legal Education Innovator
Source: Lawlevelup Presentation
The conclusion slide, titled "Why Lawlevelup Exists," argues that if you believe law deserves clarity, confidence, and competence, then you already know why Lawlevelup exists. Its subtitle reinforces this message: "You already know why."
If you believe law deserves clarity, confidence, and competence…
Then you already know why Lawlevelup exists.
You already know why.
Source: Slide 10 (Close)
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