“I help students kick ass in law school” — Larry Lee
“I stayed sane and partied hard in law school”
For Larry Lee, law school wasn’t about pulling all nighters and burying his nose deep in books.
“For a lot of students, law school is three years of torture. But I was lucky to have friends who went before me. They steered me in the right direction by showing how to work smarter.”
“Even though I edited the law journal, served as a teaching assistant, tutored first-year students, and worked as a researcher for a few professors, I stayed sane and partied hard. Law school was not a constant, angst-ridden process for me.”
Larry not only completed law school, he crushed it. He graduated magna cum laude and got offers from top firms.
Larry crushed law school.He was a successful lawyer for 9 years. That’s when the entrepreneurship bug bit him.
“I graduated law school and practiced for 9 years. One of the things I thought about doing was starting about my own business. It didn’t necessarily have to do with law, but I wanted to try something.”
“I settled on tutoring law students because that was something I did when I was in school, and something I was good at.”
“I tried building a website in the past, but that crashed and burned”
Eventually, Larry wanted to try something online as a way to scale his tutoring.
“I found a business partner who had online businesses teaching LSAT and other law-related material. I thought this was a good way to get started. I had tried building a website in the past, but that just crashed and burned.”
“So I was working with this other guy to setup a business. We launched a beta product. It was growing, but very slowly. Everyone was frustrated.”
“Over the course of 2 years, we made $30,000. That works out to about $8,000 to $9,000 a year if we split the sales between the two of us.”
Larry would’ve killed to have any kind of roadmap that he could…
