WCCs don’t get easily overwhelmed, I mean you’ve tackled hiking the Laugavegurinn Pass and whitewater rafting down the Zambezi River, but the legal process is an entirely new world, one in which a WCC has not previously touched their pedicured feet.

SEALs have a saying….”eat the elephant”…..when a task looks so large or all encompassing, like eating an elephant, you approach it one bite at a time.

There are numerous ways to handle the stress, besides a bottle (or two!) of Sassicaia every night.

First, take a deep breath.

You, and only you, are the one that needs to take control of your life and assess each obstacle as it comes your way.  Many times the obstruction may seem overwhelming but anything can be achieved as long as you put your mind to it and block out the naysayers.

Do not let the lengthy and frustrating judicial process spurn you from jumping into the myriad of legalese paperwork that seems constructed only to confound.

Rise to the challenge and bite off a piece of the legal proceeding one area at a time.  Evaluate the entire scope of the suit and then begin to appraise and aggress.