Nancy Morris, CBP, MAPP
Mental Focus
Business Growth
Leadership Strength
The same mindset work elite athletes rely on — structured, practical, and built for results.
Lawyers should have had it years ago.
From Paralegal to Psychologist With a Mission
I went on to earn my MSc in Applied Positive Psychology — the science of how people think, perform, and thrive — and became a Certified Business Psychologist.
I’ve worked with thousands of professionals, including lawyers and firms facing today's real-world pressure of deadlines, decisions, and results.
The legal profession has been a part of my work for over 40 years. Now, it’s the priority.
And my mission is clear:
To equip legal professionals with the self-intelligence they were never taught — so they can think clearly under pressure, act with consistency, and lead as trusted advisors.
Because in high-stakes environments like law, managing your thinking, wellbeing, and ability to get things done isn't a soft skill. It’s the edge.
Everything I do is grounded in MeQ — a proprietary framework for defining self-intelligence: the next-level performance skillset that creates clarity, confidence, and consistent action.
Think of it like this:
IQ is what you know
EQ is how you relate
MeQ is how you perform
MeQ is the integration of self-awareness, mental wellbeing, and goal achievement — the core capacity professionals need to thrive in high-pressure, complex environments like law.
I create "penny-drop" moments. Insight that lands at just the right time and actually shifts behavior.
And when it drops, it sticks.
Whether I'm working with a partner preparing for succession,
an associate building business development habits,
or a firm upgrading performance for everyone —
the goal is always the same ...
Cut the noise.
Build the skill.
Get the edge.