From the courtroom to the military, Attorney Shannon Frison shares insights on how judges are selected, the importance of objectivity, the impact of history, and how military training shapes decision-making at every level.
Every day it feels like, “WTF is this orange orangutan doing now?” and the headlines leave us shaking our heads at injustice. If you’re tired of the chaos but want to understand how power, law, and leadership really work, this episode is for you.
I sat down with Attorney Shannon Frison, a lawyer, United States Marine, former Massachusetts judge, educator, and advocate, to talk about her unique perspective on the justice system, leadership, and service. From the courtroom to the military, Attorney Frison shares insights on how judges are selected, the importance of objectivity, the impact of history, and how military training shapes decision-making at every level.
This conversation is perfect for anyone wanting a behind-the-scenes look at government, law, and the responsibilities of power, plus lessons we can all take into our own leadership journeys.
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