In this post last year, I wrote about Pursue the Passion and their project "to interview passionate professionals about their career paths." They recently interviewed attorney Lonnie Williams Jr. about his dream and his path to become a prominent lawyer in Arizona and "a dispute resolver," as he sees himself. You can read his inspirational story here and watch the video.
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August 15, 2008
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