Podcasts by In The Know with Tony Reeves

#258. Navigating Value: The Blog that shaped a legal career from 2023-11-07T15:00:02

In this episode, Tony Reeves delves into the creation of a legal blog, recounting the unforeseen complexities and the compelling choices that surfaced. Join us in exploring the profound impact of t...

#257: Who told you that you would become our business partner? from 2023-10-18T23:26:16

Sometimes, we think our path is already laid out for us until something happens that takes us in a completely different direction.

#256: Facing the struggle of doing what you WANT to do as opposed to what you think you SHOULD Do from 2023-10-16T09:50:02

How many of us have found ourselves avoiding our passion because we are so focused on doing the things that we SHOULD do? In this episode, I found myself facing the challenge of being a Graduate ...

#255: Never avoid the opportunity to do something outside of your comfort zone from 2023-10-15T10:00:02

Sometimes, we have to experience something SO outside of our comfort zone in order to truly grow. Tune in as a I share one such monumental moment in my life where I was forced to face an audience o...

#254: Don’t you ever treat your current destination as your final destination from 2023-10-13T23:29:59

Sometimes, in our desire to embrace our current destination in life, we overlook the reality that you are meant for a greater destination. Tune in and I share insight about making sure you do not...

#253.how the hell am I going pay for college from 2023-10-06T10:00:02

Paying for college can be a challenge. The challenge is greater when you have NO idea of the different options that may be available to you.

#252. Are colleges losing their value from 2023-10-04T10:00:03

With the price of colleges going up, more and more students are evaluating whether universities or colleges are losing their value. In this episode, we talk about why these conversations are happ...

#251. Why you mad because you are a bad employee from 2023-10-02T10:05:01

Sometimes, we can be our own worst enemies. And as a result, we do not appreciate the role we play in being that enemy. In this episode, as part of my "LIFE after College" series, I talk about t...

#250. The downside of being the FIRST and EXCEPTIONAL from 2023-09-08T20:29:31

While we often celebrate someone being the first in their career, profession, or endeavor, it is important to note that being the first also means having few people around you who know what you are...

#249. Navigating the Abyss: The Journey from Heartbreak to Triumph from 2023-08-26T01:43:49

In March 1992, at just 22 years old, I embarked on a new job in Tallahassee, Florida, far from familiar faces and scarred by a recent painful breakup. Coping with heartache, I withdrew from the wor...

#248: Hot Minute Motivation- stop ignoring the signs to tell you that your meat for more from 2023-08-18T20:00:02

In today's hot minute motivation, I want you to start paying attention to the signs it's telling you you're meant for something more

#247: Navigating Uncertainty: A Journey After Military Service from 2023-08-17T00:31:04

In this episode, I speak on the experience of returning from military service and facing uncertainty about the future. It highlights the challenges Iencountered, such as finding a job and securing ...

#246: Journey to Fort McClellan: A Reflection on Transition and Self-Discovery from 2023-08-11T21:09:56

Listen as I share my experience as a young Army Officer trying to figure out what the next phase of my life would look like.

#245: Seek guidance before solely relying on your own judgment from 2023-08-07T19:00:02

In this episode, I talk about what my decision to attend US Army Airborne Jump School and why I should have spoken to others BEFORE I decided to attend.

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#244: When you DON’T explore all of your options from 2023-08-04T19:00:02

In this continuation of my series, "Life after College", I share my last multi-state Greyhound Bus ride that changed how I reevaluated my 'exploring all options' philosophy.

#243. Choosing to suffer alone from 2023-08-02T19:00:02

In Chapter 3 in the LIFE AFTER COLLEGE SERIES, I speak about the impact of choosing to face adversity alone when you do not have to face it alone.

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#242. The Danger of Tunnel Vision from 2023-06-09T23:16:25

In Chapter 2 in the LIFE AFTER COLLEGE SERIES, I speak about my plans to focus on not returning home after college. I, also, discuss the danger of Tunnel Vision.

#241. Life After College, Chapter 1: Facing Reality from 2023-06-03T01:58:52

The first chapter of my inaugural LIFE AFTER COLLEGE series.

#240. 5 realities of transitioning from college life to corporate life from 2023-05-19T21:57:30

Tune in as I discuss 5 realities that everyone should know when making the transition from college life to corporate life.

#239…..3 rules for dealing with those who hate on your hustle from 2023-05-14T17:38:43

There are those who HATE on your hustle but there are 3 rules for dealing with them.

Most people cannot appreciate your grind from 2023-05-05T23:45:05

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30s_40s_50s_and_beyond, what_i_learned, pt_1: 30_to_34, the_transition (REMASTERED) from 2023-05-04T21:49:56

Aired May 20, 2020.
ReMASTERED May 5, 2023.

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Are you prepared for your loved ones to throw shade on your success? from 2023-04-30T14:02:47

In this episode, Tony Reeves talks about dealing with people who struggle with your success and making the difficult decision to address loved ones who have a problem with your success.

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some of your people can not relate to your world from 2023-04-27T00:55:42

Remember, as your world evolves and progresses, your friend's worlds may remain the same.

you are not selfish because you are strategic about WHO you share your access from 2023-04-24T23:01:36

Remember, you are under NO obligation to share your access

you are making power moves from 2023-04-21T18:43:19

Whether you know it or not, you making power moves already

Do you really know what a reputation defender is from 2023-04-20T00:02:04

It is important to understand WHO your reputation defenders are

people need you to validate their space from 2023-04-17T13:12:15

Whether you realize it or not, there will be people who will need YOU to validate their spaces

you are supposed to be having next level conversations from 2023-04-14T19:49:45

As you progress, the conversations you have should progress as well

what does the next big thing look like to you from 2023-04-12T22:13:13

Never let anyone project what they can not do on to you from 2023-04-07T20:59:05

Some people will convince you something can not be done due to the fact that THEY can not do it. Do not let them project their inability on you.

It is ok for people to learn about your brilliance later from 2023-04-02T15:48:02

It is OK for persons to figure out later that you are brilliant. Just make sure they learn on your terms.

do not be afraid to share your brilliance from 2023-03-28T10:15:01

You worked hard to become brilliant.

how many times have we ignored our instincts from 2023-03-27T11:00:03

Learning to trust our instincts is a long process

Try to fight the urge to share access to your personal network from 2023-03-25T18:32:30

You worked very hard to establish your network and you should work, just as hard as ensuring only certain people should have access to it.

You may be making power moves and not realizing it from 2023-03-23T22:35:13

As you progress in your career and in your professional circles, with each advancement, you are increasing your ability to make power moves.

your people may not be as powerful as you from 2023-03-23T02:15:45

You become more powerful than your people

Make sure you move in spaces where your voice is valued from 2023-03-21T22:34:58

Your voice should be valued and heard

trust your plan to work when it is supposed to work from 2023-03-21T01:18:22

Learn to trust your plan will work when it is supposed to work.

If you do not value your time, no one else will from 2023-03-18T12:02:32

Value your time

You may not have been exposed to the right way to lead by example from 2023-03-15T23:31:07

You can not LEAD by example if you have never LEARNED from a GOOD example.

Be prepared for your personal circle to get smaller from 2023-03-14T22:05:08

Be prepared for your personal circle to get smaller

You are under no obligation to give advice from 2023-03-14T00:14:17

Always remember that you are in control of the advice. Do you choose to give others. Never let anyone tried to convince you that you have an obligation to share your opinion.

Life AFTER Jim Crow: My earliest experience with Racism from 2022-04-04T22:30

Generation X was the first generation to grow up during a POST CIVIL RIGHTS movement, Post Jim Crow, Post Segregated society.  Unfortunately, this period was not immune from incidences of racism.  ...

Going viral and 3 questions to ask yourself before you post from 2022-01-30T16:00

Today, there is a growing interest to go viral. In this piece, I talk about going viral and three things to ask yourself before you post something.

The reality of working for the rest of your life from 2022-01-10T21:30

Most of us truly believe we will work until a certain point.  However, what would you do if someone told you that you may have to work forever??   Today, we talk about facing that reality.

COVID and the GREAT RESIGNATION, Pt. 1.Facing the Fear of leaving your job from 2021-12-14T21:30

Making the decision to make a serious life change can be scary.  However, leaving your job to start something new can be downright terrifying.    To address this, tune in as I present my "COVID an...

State of Independence.A Greyhound Bus Story from 2021-12-05T16:00

My first moment of independence came in a very unique way.   A GREYHOUND BUS!  We all have our first INDEPENDENCE DEFINING moment and I am proud of mine.

The stress of paying for college from 2021-11-23T17:30

The harsh reality is going to college should be a magical and memorable educational and life experience.  It should be a time for new friends, new places, and new experiences.   Unfortunately, for ...

Life AFTER Jim Crow: Teaching John Brown from 2021-11-14T21:30

Today, we continue our discussion about “Life after Jim Crow” where we focus on the 1970s and 1980s which were the first generation of integration as well as the first generation to fully benefit f...

Life AFTER Jim Crow: Remembering those establishments that discriminated from 2021-11-07T20:00

In this episode, I share the story of my late great aunt Berniece Brown whose past experience with a local area McDonald’s in the 50s and 60s during Jim Crow shaped her decision regarding engaging ...

Life AFTER Jim Crow, Generation X and the Children of the Civil Rights Movement from 2021-10-29T00:00

If you are a member of Generation X, most of your parents not only grew up and lived through Jim Crow laws and segregationist policies that were in many parts of the US, those same parents also exp...

Disability for those over the age of 50 and long work history from 2021-10-28T23:30

Published on January 17, 2014 and Remastered on October 28, 2021, this episode focuses on disability for those over the age of 50 and their long work history

Capturing those stories from loved ones before you lose them from 2021-09-14T00:30

You definitely want to take the time to capture the stories of loved ones because they can share with you a wealth of powerful insight and information.   Also, so many of these great stories are ne...

Trust but Verify from 2021-09-07T18:30

How many of us have found ourselves relying on the words of people but not verifying what they are saying?  In this micro cast, I talk about the importance of verifying information you rely upon so...

Surviving an Interview: Easy but NOT so Easy from 2021-09-02T01:00

Have you ever wondered what the interviewer is reading in that booklet they have?  Have you ever walked out of an interview thinking you did bad?  Tune in as I talk about the EASY and NOT so EASY p...

Delta Airlines&$200; Advising your elders; Jim Crow legacy from 2021-08-30T01:30

In this edition of “IN THE KNOW with Tony Reeves”, I address the following segments: 1) Reeves Point of View - Delta Airlines charging their #unvaccinated #covid19 #employees $200  2) Easy but NO...

Reeves Point of View: 5 things to consider after acceptance to law school from 2021-08-26T13:30

Get accepted to law school is awesome but what do you do after you have been accepted?   Here are 5 things to consider after you have been accepted to law school.

Reeves Point of View: Extending your brand globally from 2021-08-20T20:30

In the world we live, we often forget that with Social media and the internet, anything you promote online locally can be viewed globally.  As such, you may be surprised by the number of people who...

Easy but NOT so Easy: Transitioning from business owner to employee from 2021-08-16T10:00

If you are used to running your own business, going back to being an employee again can be traumatic.  In this post, I talk about the trials and tribulations of transitioning back into the workforc...

Reeves Point of View: Why you may need a CPA from 2021-08-13T10:00

There is nothing wrong with doing your own taxes or going to a tax preparer company.  However, your finances may need the delicate touch of a certified public accountant.  Here’s my take as to why...

Easy but NOT so Easy: Code Switching from 2021-08-09T21:00

Code switching is a familiar common practice when moving in different circles.  However, code switching can be slightly problematic.  Here are some things to consider when moving back and forth and...

Reeves Reflection: Why you should podcast on location from 2021-08-06T10:00

If you have a podcast, you should give strong consideration to broadcasting a show remotely.  In this podcast, I talk about the benefits and experiences of broadcasting my podcast on location

Easy but NOT so Easy: Using your college degree from 2021-08-02T10:00

We are constantly reminded of the importance of attaining a college degree.  However, how many of us have found ourselves wondering if we are truly even using the degree?  In this episode of "EASY ...

Reeves Reflection: Remembering the Pulse Night Club Shooting from 2021-07-30T16:30

Mass shootings are horrible but the long lasting effects are even more damaging.  Tune in as I speak about the unspoken trauma of mass shootings

Ever wonder why attorneys are so long winded?? from 2021-07-28T21:00

Have you ever wondered why asking an attorney a question may result in a long winded response?  There is a reason for that and we will talk about that today

If you see your attorney in public, don’t talk to them about your case from 2021-07-23T21:30

If you happen to see your attorney in public, you may have a burning desire to talk to them about your legal case.  Fight that urge!  In this podcast, I talk about the danger of talking with your a...

Why you should only complain about your legal case to your attorney from 2021-07-19T16:30

Legal cases are annoying and frustrating.   And there will be times when you want to complain about your case to someone.  If you do want to complain, you may want to limit your complaints to your ...

Reeves Reflection: My 25 mile road march from 2021-07-16T10:00

Sometimes, we often overlook our own individual milestones and accomplishments.  However, it's important to remember that these moments can have impacts on others.  One of my milestones was endurin...

6 reasons why you should keep your settlement papers from 2021-07-12T10:00

After you settle your lawsuit, you may be thinking of throwing away your settlement papers.  However, the paperwork may contain some important information that may present itself in the future.  He...

The reality of the Health Scare from 2021-07-09T22:00

Have you ever an abnormal lab report?  How about your doctor telling your that you need to see a specialist?  How about being told that you need to get a CAT scan, Biopsy, or XRay? Any of these thi...

Reeves Reflection: handling my first out of state case as a solo lawyer from 2021-07-05T19:00

During the first year of my law firm, I handled an out of state case.  It was terrifying but rewarding.  Ljsten to the lessons from breaking out of my comfort zone

Don’t freak out when you have a new judge or new attorney on your legal case from 2021-07-02T17:00

If you have had the same judge or same attorney for your case, you may freak out if you get a change.  Don't let the change frighten you.  Here are some things to consider which I hope with help yo...

A LOVING memory: Interracial marriage, the LOVING v. Virginia Supreme Court Cas from 2021-06-29T21:00

On June 12, 1967, the US Supreme Court unanimously ruled that the purpose of miscegenation laws was rooted in racism and violated the Constitution.  However, what is equally important where the fac...

3 ways attorneys prepare to appear before a judge from 2021-06-26T13:30

Have you wondered how an attorney prepares to appear before a Judge? Tune in as I speak to the 3 ways attorneys prepare to appear before a judge

Tips to help avoid freaking out when you recognize you need an attorney from 2021-06-21T16:00

Have you ever found yourself in the middle of legal situation and wondering if you can handle the legal situation on your own?  Today, we discuss some things to consider when deciding whether to hi...

Why it is important to use your personal network in a personal crisis from 2021-06-20T11:30

In a crisis, we often have a tendency to believe we should face the challenges alone.  And, in doing so, we completely overlook all of the people around us who can help us.  Let's take a moment to ...

What it was like going to grad school from 2021-06-17T16:30

For those of you who are thinking about going to grad school, it can be a rewarding experience.  In this podcast, I share my experiences going to grad school

My Perspective on black history and life after COVID from 2021-06-15T01:00

Untold stories regarding personal black history my legal and public health perspective regarding life after Covid in the new Covid world

The dangers of loved ones being a part of your legal case from 2021-06-13T01:00

It's important that if you had loved ones as part of your legal case where you need them for evidentiary reasons, you must make sure your brace yourself for the reality that they may have to share ...

How my side hustle almost killed my MAIN hustle from 2021-06-10T16:30

When I opened my own law firm back in 2007, I was worried about how long it would take for me to generate revenue to support my household.  As a result, I took a part time job as an adjunct online ...

The 5 dangers of having a side hustle when starting your business from 2021-06-09T11:00

If you are starting a business, generating revenue is crucial.  So while you are trying to make money, you may choose to have another activity on the side (i.e. a side hustle).  However, this side ...

How to ask your attorney friend for legal help from 2021-06-08T14:00

In this podcast, I talk about the PROs and CONs of asking your loved ones, who are attorneys, for legal help

Evaluate your skills between jobs from 2021-06-06T15:30

https://theanthonyreevesexperience.blogspot.com/2021/06/evaluate-your-skills-between-jobs.html In this podcast, I have an in-depth discussion about evaluating your skills once you leave your old j...

Preparing your loved ones for their involvement in your legal case, pt. 2 from 2021-06-05T10:00

This podcast talks about explaining to your loved ones the impact of their involvement in your legal case

My Proud PRIDE moment is a MIRACLE OF LOVE from 2021-06-05T00:00

I had the opportunity to serve on the Board of Directors for 10 years for an HIV/AIDS service organization called "MIRACLE OF LOVE, INC." and it was the most rewarding and educational experience of...

Living with Jim Crow: Ray’s Way, Pt. 2 from 2021-06-02T11:30

Tune in as I complete my final interview with my Uncle, Reverend Ray Owens, Sr

Finding your voice when you hate networking, part 3: Organizational expectation from 2021-06-01T17:30

If you don't feel like you are getting the most out of your organization, maybe you are looking at things all wrong.   Take a moment to take another look at how to maximize networking within your o...

Finding your voice when you hate networking, Part 2: A Force of One from 2021-05-26T23:30

As an attorney,  I completely understand the importance of making relationships as a business revenue generating model.  However, cultivating those relationships to the point where someone would ac...

Finding your voice when you hate networking, part I: HAWL from 2021-05-26T00:00

Networking can be a nightmare.  If you are someone who is introverted, shy or not comfortable making idle conversation, the whole concept of networking can be a frustrating experience.   As an atto...

Things to consider when preparing to file a law suit from 2021-05-25T10:00

“I’m going to sue you” is a very common phrase used in society.  However, how many people truly appreciate what it means to actually ‘sue’ someone?   Regardless of whether it is #workerscompensatio...

When a legal win doesn’t feel like a legal win from 2021-05-18T09:00

Any time you involve yourself in a legal case, you normally have a desired or expected outcome.   However, there are times when you may get an outcome that resolves your case but doesn’t necessaril...

How an employer education program helped me from 2021-05-11T23:30

How I used an employer education program to pay for my grad schoo

Talking yourself OUT of a great idea from 2021-05-11T21:00

Never talk yourself out of a great ide

How to hire a high profile attorney from 2021-05-10T10:00

On this podcast, we talk about what you can do to try and retain a high profile attorney 

Life After Death: Hard talks about your parent’s estate from 2021-05-05T18:00

Part 1:  Sibling vs. Sibling How many of you have had your eye on something in your parent's home and your parents told you that you were going to get it when they pass?  Now, how many of you have...

The Hard working ‘B’ student, Kids and COVID, Online learning, and scholarships from 2021-05-02T16:30

Part 1:  Who remembers the Hard Working ''B' Student? I know we are excited about all of the students who have received scholarship money.  However, how many of us focus on the Hardworking 'B' stu...

The difficulties of hiring and paying for a law firm from 2021-04-23T10:00

If you hire an #attorney for the first time, you are probably shocked when you get your first invoice or billable statement.  All of the different entries regarding e-mails, faxes, calls and mailin...

The Difficulty of Deciding to DROP your legal case from 2021-04-22T10:00

Your case is uniquely personal to you.  You have invested time, energy, and in some cases, money into your case.  This case is having a profound impact on your life and you want to see it to the en...

Easy but NOT so Easy: Switching Law Firms from 2021-04-21T10:00

If you have hired a #lawfirm, at some point, you may make the decision to change law firms.   However, you may find yourself holding your new law firm to the same standard of your old law firms. I...

7 ways to be a good witness when you testify from 2021-04-20T12:00

For those of you watching the #derekchauvin trial, you probably have watched the 40 witnesses #testify.   If you are ever testified, you probably realize that it is a very nerve racking experience....

The 3 dangers of relying on other people’s evidence to win your legal case from 2021-04-19T10:00

When you are relying on statements or evidence from other people, you may find yourself in a tough position if you are expecting them to provide something or testify to something if you DON’T know ...

Reeves Point of View: Why you should use an attorney to deal with the press from 2021-04-18T10:00

With the #DerekChauvin trial wrapping up, I’m sure many people are wondering why the family of #georgefloyd have been using an #attorney.    In high profile situations, having an attorney can be u...

Easy but NOT so Easy: Your Parents from 2021-04-16T11:30

At some point, you may have to look after your parents.  This situation can be tricky depending on the circumstances. 

Easy but NOT so Easy: What IS and IS NOT moral support? from 2021-04-15T10:00

How many of us have been asked to go with someone as moral support?  It's easy to be there for someone but sometimes we forget our roles. On today's podcast, we will talk about what it means to be...

Easy but NOT so Easy: Helping someone Hire an Attorney from 2021-04-14T10:00

At some point, you may be asked to help someone locate an attorney or you may even pay for the attorney yourself. However, it’s important to remember you may not be entitled to any information afte...

Easy but NOT so Easy: Point of Contact from 2021-04-13T10:00

How many of you have found yourself being asked to be someone’s point of contact?  Most of us have and in most situations, we are never contacted. However, for those who have, how many of you have ...

Easy but NOT so Easy: Power of Attorney from 2021-04-11T19:00

On this episode of “Easy but NOT so Easy”, I want to talk to you about “Power of Attorney”.    This document is a fairly common document designed to give you authority to make certain decisions on...

The responsibility of being a 3d party (This week, April 11) from 2021-04-10T21:30

There are going to be times when someone is in a situation where they may need your support.  Whether it’s a #powerofattorney, help hiring an #attorney, or serving as moral #support, you may be ask...

Get ready to jump on any problem area in your employee background from 2021-04-10T10:00

On today’s #anthonyreevesexperience, I am going to discuss the importance of jumping on any problem areas that you discover regarding your #employee background. Most people go through life not rea...

Examine everything you sign when you start your job from 2021-04-08T10:00

On today’s #anthonyreevesexperience, I talk about examining every document you sign during your new #employee intake.  When you get hired to a new job, your are probably going to be really excited...

Disqualification and Discussions: Issues which may keep you from being employed from 2021-04-07T10:00

On today’s #anthonyreevesexperience, I discuss the importance of having something in your background that disqualifies you and any discussions you may need to have regarding it. The reality is som...

Challenge - any process related to challenging any employment issues from 2021-04-06T10:00

On today’s #anthonyreevesexperience, I am going to talk about any processes that are available to challenge concerns about your background. Some of your larger employers will have a process that a...

Beware what you choose to NOT disclose regarding your employee background from 2021-04-05T10:00

On today’s #anthonyreevesexperience, I want to talk to you about the danger of withholding information regarding your background.  There are some instances where information about your background c...

Be AWARE of what is in your Employee Background from 2021-04-04T10:00

On today’s #anthonyreevesexperience, we are going to talk about why you need to pay close attention what is in your background when completing new #employee forms.   If you have some things you hav...

This week’s (April 4) experience focuses on Employee Background from 2021-04-03T14:00

On this week’s (April 4) videos as part of the #anthonyreevesexperience, we are going to focus on the importance of background information as it relates to being a new #employee. Remember, #myname...

Waiting for your legal problem to get worse from 2021-04-03T10:00

Some times, people make the decision that they are going to let a legal problem get worse before bringing it to their attorney.  A bad problem now can be a more expensive problem in the future

The financial headache of waiting to share a problem from 2021-04-02T10:00

Sometimes, a person will make the decision to wait to share a legal problem with their attorney with the hope the problem will resolve itself.  However, if the problem gets worse, they may find the...

File everything you receive at your new employee intake from 2021-04-02T10:00

On today’s #anthonyreevesexperience, I discuss the importance of filing everything you receive during your new #employee intake. During your new employee intake, it is easy to sign all of the docu...

Keeping a problem about your case a secret from 2021-04-01T10:00

Sometimes, people make the decision it is in their best interest to not reveal that there is a problem with their case.   If the problem doesn't go away, it may make the case more difficult to deal

The Ugly Parts of your legal case from 2021-03-31T10:00

It's important to remember there some parts of your case that are so ugly there is nothing you can do to address them

The Bad Part about your legal case from 2021-03-30T10:00

It's important to get an appreciation of the bad parts of your legal case

The Good Part of your legal case from 2021-03-29T10:00

There are aspects of your legal case which may be helpful. 

Dealing with a legal problem early from 2021-03-28T10:00

There is a benefit to addressing any legal issues that present themselves early

This week will be dealing with legal problems in your case. March 29 from 2021-03-27T14:00

This week will be focusing on legal issues that arise during the course of your legal case.  

Use a professional to get referred to a professional from 2021-03-27T10:00

If you have a doctor, dentist, mechanic or other professional, you have a good starting place to find a professional

Figuring out your support network for your start up business from 2021-03-26T19:19:42

Sometimes, the people who say they have your back don't truly have your back.  Your personal support network is crucial for the success of your business

Be careful who refers things to you from 2021-03-26T10:00

Pay attention to the people who try to refer you things or peopl

Start with WORD OF MOUTH when seeking a referral from 2021-03-25T10:00

When looking for a referral, pay attention to the people around you

It matters who you get referrals from from 2021-03-24T10:00

Not all referral sources are the same

Your responsibilities when you refer someone from 2021-03-23T10:00

When you vouch for someone, you have a responsibility

Why referrals suck (but are still great) from 2021-03-22T10:00

Even though referrals are 'hit or miss', they are still a great resource  

The Power of a referral from 2021-03-21T10:00

Referrals are a great resourc

This week’s (March 22) experience will focus on “WORD OF MOUTH” from 2021-03-20T14:00

Referrals can be a powerful resource if used properly

Understanding the impact of your anchor address from 2021-03-19T10:00

An anchor address (as I call it) can sometimes make things more confusing

The Summer to Remember (Summer 2001 and Studying for the Bar exam) from 2021-03-18T11:30

The summer of 2001 is probably one of my most memorable summers as I along with 5 good friends spent the entire summer studying for the Bar Exam in order to become attorneys

Timing and moving may make a difference from 2021-03-18T10:00

You may not realize it but there is always a good time to move

The difficulty of moving back home and reestablishing services from 2021-03-17T10:00

It's important to pay close attention to the reality of the difficulty of relocating back home

The importance of your services and moving from 2021-03-16T10:00

An importance about your services and moving

The importance of keeping people informed about your move from 2021-03-15T22:00

The importance of telling people you are moving

Have you evaluated where you are moving? from 2021-03-15T10:00

Where you are moving is an important decisio

Reeves Point of View: The power of wondering what’s next, March 14, 2021 from 2021-03-14T23:00

What are you going to do with your stimulus check?; Are you still waiting on a vaccine?; Dealing with the crumbs of racism; what do I think about the 27 million dollar George Floyd Settlement

The fear of your case going away if you move from 2021-03-14T10:00

A discussion of what happens when you are afraid that moving hurts your case

This week (March 14) will focus on the IMPACT OF MOVING from 2021-03-13T15:00

This week, March 14, we will focus on the impact of MOVIN

Why updates can be helpful to your case from 2021-03-13T11:00

A change in your circumstances can often yield a positive outcome

The Fear of changing circumstances hurting your legal case from 2021-03-12T11:00

Some people stress about changes in their circumstances and the effect it may have on their case.  Here are a few things to consider

The importance of keeping people informed about your change in circumstances from 2021-03-11T11:00

As each day goes forward, your circumstances change.  As such, it's important to keep people informed

Easy but NOT so Easy: Statistics and your case from 2021-03-10T11:00

Statistics is a useful tool for your case but it is also misleading.  Here are some things to consider.

Why the uniqueness of your case doesn’t mean success or failure from 2021-03-09T11:00

Every case is unique and those uniqueness dictate how the case will be processed.  

Don’t compare your case to someone else’s case from 2021-03-08T11:00

Always remember that your case is uniquely yours.  Don't fall into the trap of comparing your case with someone else's

Recognizing that your case is unique from 2021-03-07T11:00

A discussion about appreciating the uniqueness of your case

This week’s (March 7) experience is “circumstance” from 2021-03-06T11:30

This week (March 7), we will spend time focusing on 'circumstances' relating to your case.  Listen up and enjoy

Protecting your house from 2021-02-26T22:00

Natural disasters and contractors; Working from or running a home based business?  There is a difference; The terror of receiving paperwork regarding potentially losing your home; Exploring all opt...

Reeves Reflection: People who question you about holding back from 2021-02-24T22:00

Don't you hate those people who always ask questions about you holding yourself back?  It's tough because they want what's best for you but you hate the fact they ask you questions. 

Introducing Anthony Reeves from 2021-02-24T01:00

Let me tell you a little bit about you so you can understand WHO I am and WHY you should be part of the Anthony Reeves Experience

Reeves Reflection: Having someone who challenges your brilliance from 2021-02-23T22:00

We all have milestones.  We all have people in our lives that want the best for it.  However, it is really important that you have people who are ready to push you to the next level. 

Reeves Reflection: Underestimate your brilliance from 2021-02-22T22:00

Several decades ago, while in college, I had an interview for the position as Resident Assistant.  When I tell you that I thought I had ZERO chance of being selected.  As such,  I had NO stress whe...

This WEEK’s (2/21/2021) Experience with Anthony Reeves from 2021-02-21T16:00

This week, I will be focusing on the experiences related to your home.  T

Reeves Reflection: Recognizing the dark but responding to the light from 2021-02-19T22:00

As a freshmen in college, I went through a dark period where I was 900 miles away from home, had a miserable roommate situation, and was finding it difficult to adjust to a new environment.  Howeve...

Reeves Reflection: Realizing the value of your time from 2021-02-18T22:00

My karate teacher, Master Anne Radke, taught me a valuable lesson about time management.  You don't realize how much time you waste dwelling on something you can't change until someone forces you t...

Reeves Reflection: The power of emptying your cup and filling it again from 2021-02-17T22:00

Sometimes, when you try something new, it is easy to bring the old habits from your prior experiences.   However, there is something powerful about mentally purging your old habits and allowing you...

Reeves Reflection: The power of moving out of the way of someone's dream from 2021-02-16T22:00

Being raised by a single mother, I had people who would routinely offer feedback to my mother about how to raise me.  However, when there were crucial decision making moments, she was very aggressi...

Reeves Reflection: Be careful about getting burned in office politics from 2021-02-15T22:00

No one likes to be involved in office politics and the experience of having a bad situation occur because of the culture of the office can leave a lasting impact. 

Reeves Reflection: When you have no clue what to do after graduation from 2021-02-12T22:00

When i graduated college in 1991, I literally had NO clue what I wanted to do next.   What I realized was that I was not alone in that feeling.  Graduating is a huge accomplishment.  But the day af...

Reeves Reflection: When you feel your are not progressing professionally from 2021-02-11T22:00

When you feel that you are not progressing professionally, you are often driven to feel that you are not destined to achieve your goals.  However, it's mportant to recognize that we all have our ow...

Reeves Reflection: Recognizing when you fall into the comfort zone of your job from 2021-02-10T22:00

At our basic level, we all want to be comfortable.  However, what happens when we feel the comfort keeps us from achieving our goals. 

Reeves Reflection: Don't feel bad if you keep changing careers from 2021-02-09T22:00

During my professional life, I have changed careers about 4 or 5 times.  After awhile, it is easy to think that you are not a success because you keep changing careers.  Never feel like changing ca...

Reeves Reflection: The importance of having someone who tolerates your crap from 2021-02-08T22:00

It's important to have people in your life who will remind you that you are 'full of crap'.  Now, I'm not saying this from an insulting standpoint.  I am saying that some times, we tend to be our o...

Reeves Reflection: Don't wait for someone to tell you that you are brilliant from 2021-02-05T22:00

Part of the difficult path of my journey is this desire to wait for someone to tell me that I am brilliant.  It's tough because when I was school, as we headed in Jr. High School and High School, w...

Reeves Reflection: Trusting that your voice has value from 2021-02-04T22:00

I can tell you that even with all of my educational or professional accomplishments, I still have periods of time where I question the value of my voice.  I know that's insane but unfortunately, it...

Reeves Reflection: Doing something you didn't think you could do from 2021-02-03T22:00

The first time I was asked to do something I didn't realize I could do was during my senior year in College.  I was tasked with the responsibility of creating a Martin Luther King, Jr. Ball at my a...

Reeves Reflection: The power of having a proper Mentor from 2021-02-02T22:00

Most people don't truly know what a mentor looks like.  We often use the word loosely to describe anyone who gives us information or insight.  However, it's important to have someone who can serve ...

Reeves Reflection: The joy of being exposed to other cultures from 2021-02-01T22:00

One of the best experiences of my life was attending the University of Tampa.   It was my first time away from Arkansas and for the first time, I was exposed to people from different cultures.  Thi...

Kicking BUTT and taking names HER WAY (Master Anne Radke, 6th Degree Black Belt) from 2021-01-25T22:00

Master Anne Radke is one the few women who has built her own karate school, Alpha UPKUDO Karate & Fitness in 1999 after teaching at Lafayette Community Centers since 1992. Master Anne named her sch...

What 'I KNOW' about the week of January 22, 2021 from 2021-01-22T18:30

I am often asked what motivates me to write very posts or create various videos.   It usually rides from a specific event, a news article or a conversation. Kicking off my "What I KNOW about the w...

What 'I KNOW' about the week of January 15, 2021 from 2021-01-15T22:30

I am often asked what motivates me to write very posts or create various videos.   It usually rides from a specific event, a news article or a conversation. Kicking off my "What I KNOW about the w...

What I learned working as a dishwasher and laborer from 2021-01-07T18:00

I had the opportunity to work as a dishwasher and I learned a lot from the experience.   I also briefly worked on lifting bags of rice.   There are some jobs that are truly the definition of puttin...

Do I stay or Do I go? (Deciding whether to leave your job) from 2021-01-06T18:00

Deciding when to leave your job can be tough.  Here are a few things to consider if you are in the decision making mode

Reeves Point of View: Learning and surviving the Office Culture from 2021-01-05T18:00

Every office has it's own culture.  As long as you are working around people, you will have to learn how to navigate the dynamics of that environment.  However, it can be tricky if you're not sure ...

Recognizing when I was in a rut and how I got out of it from 2021-01-04T18:00

When I had my first job, I didn't know that I would have the experience of thinking that I was stuck in that job. 

REEVES Point of View: Don’t let your first job kill your spirits from 2020-12-31T18:00

Don't let yourself get caught up in what feels like a dead end job the first time around

Those GROWN UP things your parents don’t tell you about from 2020-12-29T13:30

Experience is a great teacher.  We often go through so many things in our lives that makes us stronger.  However, how many of us have had those moments where we ask WHY we weren't told about these ...

Evictions and foreclosures (a lawyer and personal perspective) from 2020-12-28T11:00

If you have never been through an eviction or a foreclosure, consider yourself lucky.  These legal proceedings are usually the last phase in a devastating financial situation that puts people (rent...

Interviewing myself: My transition from Naval Officer to College Student from 2020-12-24T18:30

There is nothing more terrifying than leaving the safety of your job to becoming a struggling college student, especially if you are not sure you are going to be able to make it through the program...

Surviving an unexpected health crisis from 2020-12-23T23:00

An unexpected health crisis can devastate a household financially, physically and psychologically.  However, you will learn a LOT about what is and is not important to you in your life when this oc...

Understanding why your attorney dropped your case from 2020-12-22T23:00

So, you are having a conversation with your attorney where they are telling you that they are dropping your case.   You are curious as to why?   They took your case but now they are getting out it....

Exploring a new job location from 2020-12-21T23:00

In 1992, I moved from my college town (Tampa) to my first professional job (Tallahassee).  I didn't know anyone there.  I had never lived in Tallahassee.   It was a life altering event.  I was alon...

Why an attorney won’t answer my legal question from 2020-12-20T23:00

How many of you have been under the impression that all attorneys are created equal?  You're thinking "They all went to law school so they should be able to answer any legal question".  How many ti...

Life and Leadership lessons I learned from US Army ROTC Advanced Camp from 2020-12-19T23:00

One of the pathways to become an officer in the United States Army is through the participation in the Reserved Officers Training Corps or ROTC.  A large number of universities offer ROTC training ...

Exploring unused employee wellness programs from 2020-12-18T23:00

How many of you actually use ALL of the wellness programs offered by your employer?   Have you inquired as to programs that haven't been used by anyone? Take a moment to listen in as I share a few...

My first keynote speech at a Founders Day event for my Fraternity from 2020-12-18T12:00

On December 5, 2020, I was given the honor of being keynote speaker for the Delaware Alpha Phi Alpha brothers Founders Day program in recognition of the Founders Day celebration of Alpha Phi Alpha ...

Why I am terrified about visiting my doctor? from 2020-12-14T22:00

How many of you freak out just by going to a routine doctor’s visit?  Even if the visit is just a check up, how many of you have found yourself stressing over what the doctor may or may not find?? ...

Easy but NOT so Easy: Understanding WHO gets the COVID 19 vaccine next from 2020-12-11T22:00

As the vaccine gets ready to be distributed, there will be a huge question as to who will get it and what the priority list will look like. On today’s issue of “Easy but NOT so Easy”, we will talk...

Easy but NOT so Easy: Job Perks (when applying for a job) from 2020-12-09T02:30

When people apply for a job, most of us focus on annual leave, sick leave, health insurance and retirement benefits. How many of us think about education assistance?  Wellness plans? Bonuses? Care...

STILL GROWING UP series, Part 1: I wanted to become a judge 7 years ago from 2020-12-08T01:00

In 2017, at the age of 47,  I was given the honor of being appointed a judge.  However, most people are often shocked when I tell them that I only had thoughts of being a judge about 7 years ago.  ...

Coronavirus Vaccine Q&A, part 1: 4 matters that everyone should be aware from 2020-12-07T00:30

With the rolling out of the coronavirus vaccine, there are a lot of people who have questions about who will get it, how it it will be distributed and the reliability of the virus. Today is the fi...

Mo answers about deciding to go to law school from 2020-12-02T20:30

If you are thinking about going to law school, do you know all of the important questions you should be asking??? This video is a continuation of the “What I tell parents who ask about their child...

Easy but NOT so Easy: Taking care of love from 2020-12-02T11:00

At some point in our lives, we may find ourselves looking after our loved ones.  It may happen gradually or it may happen suddenly.  However, the transition can be smooth or rocky. In today’s edit...

Easy but NOT so Easy: Job Reference from 2020-12-01T20:00

All job references are NOT created equal.   Making sure you use the right job references is a crucial part of your job search process. In this episode of “Easy but NOT so Easy”, we will talk about...

Easy but NOT so Easy: Suing your employer for wrongful termination from 2020-12-01T11:00

if you have been fired, you may feel like suing your employer is the next thing you should do.  However, it's important to recognize some key things if you do. In this episode of "Easy but NOT so ...

Easy but NOT so Easy: Quitting a job from 2020-11-30T20:00

At some point in your working life, you may find yourself in the position of quitting or wanting to quit your job.  The decision to quit may be an easy decision.  However, the ramifications of quit...

Easy but not so Easy: Filing your own lawsuit from 2020-11-29T17:30

There are countless situations where filing a lawsuit is the proper course of action.   Many times, people find themselves feeling confident they can file a lawsuit on their own.  However, there ar...

What I tell parents who ask me about their child wanting to go to law school from 2020-11-25T14:00

I am at that age where quite a few of my friends have kids who are either starting college or in the middle of college.  At some point, if their kids are interested in going to law school, I am rea...

Easy but not so easy: Having and access to healthcare from 2020-11-25T00:30

Welcome to "IN THE KNOW with Tony Reeves" Today, 11/24/2020, as part of our ongoing series "Easy but not easy" we are going to talk about the difference between 'HAVING' healthcare and "HAVING ACC...

Living with Jim Crow series: Ray's Way, part 1.early child hood from 2020-11-23T11:00

As part of my ongoing series, "Living with Jim Crow", this segment is titled 'Ray's Way!'.   The title is derived from my opportunity to interview my uncle, Retired Police Officer and AME Zion min...

Easy but not easy way to start a business from 2020-11-20T19:30

IN THE KNOW with Tony Reeves is proud to kickoff the inaugural: “Easy but Not Easy” series Today, we are talking about the “Easy but Not Easy” ways to start your own business. As a former business ...

30s 40s 50s and Beyond.pt. 3.40 to 44, the realization from 2020-08-07T13:00

From age 40 to 44, things started to take shape in a very unique way.  I had been running my own business for about 3 years.   I was exploring different types of technology.   My wife started to wo...

The value of the BAD BUSINESS VENTURE from 2020-08-04T11:00

One of the most powerful lessons that I learned was my first time trying out a business venture.   Despite having a law degree, I made all KINDS of bone head decisions which resulted in me closing ...

Changing careers pt 3 the trauma of making the right decision from 2020-07-31T10:30

Once you have committed to making the career change, the reality comes into play once you start putting things into action. And it becomes scarier once you start experiencing new things you never e...

Changing careers part 2 making the right decision not the safe one from 2020-07-30T10:30

When forced to have to make a decision, we often struggle between the choice of the thing we know and the unknown. The unknown can be terrifying. The unknown can be wrong decision but it can also b...

Changing careers part 1 nothing goes as planned from 2020-07-29T10:00

How many of us are jealous when we see people who change careers? These people make it look easy. However, sometimes, there are a lot of decisions that happen behind the scenes before change can ha...

Understanding the importance of homeless shelters from 2020-07-27T10:00

There are many people who have never been to a homeless shelter.. These places are a vital resource to a large segment of our population. When I was a practicing attorney, I visited a client at a s...

8 quick ways to showcase your skills from 2020-07-24T10:00

Did you know that your time in volunteer organizations says a lot about you? How many times have you been asked to lead a committee? These little things say a lot about you and it's time you showca...

Public Health and the Economy. How the two are the same from 2020-07-23T10:00

\How many people are hearing about how you have to pick one side or the other? The economy? Your health? They are both connected. I spent 6 years as a Safety and Health professional (3 years as a S...

Why being 'Twice as Good' is another way of saying 'you are outstanding'! from 2020-07-22T00:30

If you haven’t embraced this already, but if you operate under the philosophy that you have to be ‘twice of good’ to meet someone else’s standards, why are you wasting your talents on that someone?...

30s, 40s, 50s and Beyond.What I learned.pt. 2 (35 to 39, the exploration) from 2020-05-20T19:30

If the average male lives to the age 75 and the average female lives to the age of 76, ages 35 to 39 is the mid life portion of your life.   At this point in your life, you have been in the work fo...

30s, 40s, 50s and Beyond.What I learned.pt. 1 (30 to 34, the transition) from 2020-05-12T17:00

When I turned 30, I had just finished my first year of law school and was heading into my 2nd year.  Over a year before, I was a Naval Officer stationed with the Marines and a year later, I was a c...

Living Jim Crow. A tale of two sisters from 2020-05-08T20:00

A social worker who worked for 20 years in Alaska. A retired United States Marine Corps Sergeant Major. Two sisters born and raised in Augusta, GA, share stories about their experiences growing u...

"Dare to be Dangerously Different" Info Series, part 1: 6 Footahs from 2020-04-17T10:30

Let me share with you the story of 6 dynamic professionals who were African American, women and all over 6 feet tall. They were professionally and affectionately known as the '6 Footahs' and from 2...

Living with Jim Crow series: Interview with my mom, Part 2 from 2020-03-11T23:00

Please tune in to the second part of my epic discussion with my personal Black History Icon, my mom, as she talks about her experiences growing up in the Jim Crow South and her participation in civ...

Living with Jim Crow series: Interview with my mom, part 1 from 2020-03-04T23:30

You got to do this and you to do this; it was just the way we grew up. I just accepted the fact that we sat at the back of the bus, stand at the back of the line; white folks were first, and we we...