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Personal Injury Attorney Christopher Earley Publishes New Book
Earley tells the story of battling childhood trauma through his 30s in his new book
Christopher Earley, founder and partner of Earley Law Group, has published a new memoir titled “Scaling the Wall: One Man’s Journey of Healing Childhood Trauma to Find Fulfillment and Success.”
In the book, Earley discusses how the burden of our past struggles and traumas can hold us back and the importance of facing them head-on to heal from them. He bravely walks readers through his 30s, a decade through which he experienced great personal transformation for the better. Earley describes the journey of his professional success that was marred by underlying anger and dysfunction stemming from his childhood. Even while graduating from law school and founding a law firm, he felt the effects of his unresolved trauma from a childhood shadowed by his father’s addiction, homelessness, and eventual death. Those effects presented as destructive behaviors and strained relationships, which he had to fiercely battle to overcome.
Through this raw and unflinching narrative, Earley describes the painful yet rewarding process of acknowledging and addressing the past. Not only does he outline his path to self-discovery and healing, but he also offers a roadmap for others also struggling to uphold the weight of their own past – and the hard, often ugly work it takes to break free from the cycles of pain. Earley provides hope, guidance, and inspiration to help others heal and find a lighter life.
You can get the book on Amazon and Kindle Unlimited.
About Christopher Earley
Christopher Earley is the founder and CEO of the Earley Law Group, a highly rated personal injury law firm in downtown Boston, Massachusetts. Besides Earley’s role as a skilled personal injury attorney with multiple awards, his other titles include book author, legal columnist, speaker, community volunteer & activist, and – his favorite – father. He is a thought leader in the legal field, writing monthly for the American Bar Association, Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly, and the Business of Law Insider. He also hosts The Earley Show Podcast where he brings on some of the very best attorney-entrepreneurs in the legal industry.
When not working on growing and scaling his firm, Earley enjoys spending time with his wife and two children, coaching his kids’ sports teams, running, meditating, and drumming (terribly).
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