Allow time each day for thought and reflection. Because law is a fast- paced profession, lawyers must put a priority on finding this time, or it won't happen. Find people with whom to discuss spiritual issues. Learn the spiritual traditions within your own faith, focusing on developing spiritual practices that are suited to you and in keeping with your religious beliefs. Other professions are addressing spiritual issues.
Studies show that patient care is better with a spiritual component.
Business and industry are also looking at this. Silecchia would like to see this perception change by focusing on how lawyers incorporate spiritual perspectives into practicing law. For me, the topic came up because I think it's important to see the work you do as part of a vocation, and not just a job. Studies come out year after year about how unhappy lawyers are. There seems to be a sense that the profession is callous, less attuned to the real suffering that is out there.