Today ended a chapter of my life i started 6 years ago when I signed up to take the LSAT. (It ended up bring the first ever LSAT to be administered remotely due to COVID restrictions). Yesterday I was hooded by one of my favorite professors and today I officially graduated with a Juris Doctorate from the Thurgood Marshall School of Law. While it may not have been fully proper, I left the top few inches of my regalia open showing my tie. The burgundy Oscar de la Renta tie belonged to my father who passed away from lung cancer in Oct 2016. Wearing it through graduation I felt honored his memory and that he would have been proud. I am thus far the first member of my immediate family with a bachelor's degree, and now the first with a professional degree. I was thankful to have the support of my loving wife, two daughters and In-laws throughout this journey who have been motivation and inspiration for one of the longest-path goals of my life. In 87 days, I will take the Texas Bar exam and start the next phase of my life.

Aran Cardigan, Uniglo long sleeved T, Khaki Levi’s, burgundy Johnston Murphy boots, Glycene Airman GMT, Wayfarers. I think darker brown pants would have worked better.

Attending an offsite this week for the company I joined last fall, and I’m meeting most of my colleagues for the first time in person so I wanted to spruce up my wardrobe. I found a great jacket to complete my look - Theory does a “stand collar” jacket in a light technical fabric that was perfect. I went for the “pestle” gray color, which is pretty versatile and can work with both khakis/earth tones as well as black jeans which I wear a lot. Also wearing: - Black stretch jeans by theperfectjean.nyc - Wine colored henley by banana republic - Black ponto leather shoes - Random black belt from Amazon - Watch: Ming 17.03 burgundy dial - Frag: Prada Luna Rossa Ocean EDT

I realize life might not look like it’s going your way. I also realize that where you want to be seems like it's not even a literal possibility. To that I’d say this to you: I thought that too for the first 10 years when I was trying to figure my life out and become "successful". Every day for those first 10 years, I contemplated quitting multiple times a day. Years 10-15 … I only thought about quitting every other day. Years 15-20 … I thought about it once a week. Now it's once every 6 months. Wanting to quit is part of the deal. Not quitting is where the magic is. ~ Andy Frisella

What does everyone think of wearing hats on a regular basis? I recently went to a local hat store on a whim and decided to try on every type of hat they had, hoping to find one that didn't look awkward. Much to my surprise, I found one. A bowler/derby hat! Now its just a matter of getting comfortable wearing it out and about. What do you guys think? Is there a hat you wear regularly? Attach a pic!