Ep 101.2: The Return of the King of Singapore [Part 2] | Adrian Tan (President of Singapore's Law Society, LinkedIn Influener & Partner at TSMP Law Corporation)

Adrian Tan, the King of Singapore & ultimate Linkedin Influencer, is back with Part 2 (check out Part 1 in the previous episode)! Here, Adrian shares how his career developed as a lawyer, why he hated his time as a General Counsel, thinks that lawyers should be legal influencers, how his LinkedIn posts go so viral and more. Highlights: 1:58 Embarrassed by his bestselling books 5:59 The non-confrontational litigator? 10:01 Working with Davinder Singh, one of Singapore’s top litigators 12:50 How to be a good legal associate 14:16 The art of persuasion 15:28 Secret to good writing 17:25 Becoming the General Counsel of Crimson Logic 20:18 It was awful 21:26 Being involved in the Singapore Law Society 24:05 Lawyers need to be legal influencers 26:55 Writing bland posts to…? 32:10 Advice for young lawyers writing online 33:20 The secret to viral posts 34:48 Fighting cancer, cases & for lawyers 37:41 The 3 friends we have P/S: A special ‘Questions from the Audience’ with Adrian Tan will be released this Wednesday! 📍Show notes: www.sothisismywhy.com/101 🍿 YouTube: https://youtu.be/i1eK1LO6WoU 🙊 Like STIMY? Buy us a ☕️?: https://beacons.ai/sothisismywhy 💌 Weekly Newsletter on upcoming STIMY guests/interesting reads to make you the most interesting person in the room: https://sothisismywhy.ck.page/ebf231f605 Bio Adrian Tan is a litigator specialising in technology, intellectual property, collective sales and shareholder disputes. He is the President of the Law Society of Singapore. Adrian was the former general counsel of CrimsonLogic and holds a degree in computer science and psychology which gives him the foundation to address technology-related disputes. His degree in computer science and psychology gives him the foundation to address technology-related disputes. He has represented clients in a wide range of technology and intellectual property disputes, ranging from data centre construction, social media defamation, copyright infringement and passing-off in relation to consumer electronics, and patent infringement of vaccines.