James Sexton

And like Winnie the Pooh felt like that to me.

And I just, you know, being around that so much, I don't know if it really changed the way that I view things, but I just never, I don't know, I wanted to be of service.

I continue to want to be of service.

I have a skillset.

I figured it out in high school when I joined the debate team that I'm good at debate.

And I thought, how can I use what I do to be of service?

It was never, I'm very glad I've been blessed financially and I do really well.

But I just love the game.

I love what I do.

I'm really good at it.

I love being really good at something and I love using my skills to the service of people.

At some point in the not too distant future, I will probably stop representing private clients and will probably start working

for a nonprofit agency just doing domestic violence cases pro bono or something like that.

I've already taken some steps to set that up for myself because I think I'll always enjoy being in a courtroom and doing the thing, but I'm increasingly enjoying talking about big things with people and I've been very blessed to have this.

I didn't seek this out.

I really didn't.

I sort of stumbled into this, this whole media presence thing.

I never thought at 50,

that all of a sudden I'd be like walking down the street and be like, Oh my God, you're that guy.

Like, and it's like, I've become something of people that take a selfie with me.