In Conversation - Jacqui Brauman Top Five Tips For When A Deal Goes Pear Shaped

"You do actually need to know who to contact and know how to find the right support. And whether it is the right legal professional, or whether it is finding a mediator, or whether it is going to your business coach as the first step to find someone to be referred to. Knowing your first steps and finding the right support is really key. We don't want to be Googling for a lawyer close to you not knowing what the lawyers going to specialise in. We do have to have an understanding as well that, you know, the legal profession has general practitioners, just like the medical professional and specialists, you've got people who actually can help you in specific areas, and then starting to educate yourself a little bit about, you know, how lawyers charge and things like that.”Jacqui Brauman Top Five Tips For When A Deal Goes Pear Shaped 1.Keep your brain. 2. Prepare. 3. Get the right support. 4. Know your alternative steps. 5. Set intentions.  TIME  STAMP SUMMARY01:19    Not getting overwhelmed 06:22    Why getting the right support is so crucial11:51     What is the next best path16:10    Setting the right intentionWhere to find Jacqui?Website                               http://www.jacquibrauman.com.au/ LinkedIn                              https://www.linkedin.com/in/jacqui-brauman  Jacqui Brauman BioJacqui Brauman helps women facing a legal conflict to confidently take control for themselves, without spending tens of thousands on legal fees, without having decisions taken out of their hands and spending years in the legal system, and without any shame or embarrassment or fear of making a mistake. Jacqui is the Founder and CEO of Legally Wise Women, which is a social enterprise to address the gap in women accessing legal services, by helping them know where to start and guiding them to finding the resources they need, including their own wisdom.Jacqui is an Accredited Specialist, and an award-winning lawyer. She is an NMAS mediator, a collaboratively trained dispute resolution practitioner, and she has written and published three legal guides.