Wes
Wes Temby had reached burn-out and wasn’t getting any younger. Living in Las Vegas and slogging through the doldrums of corporate law wasn’t exactly the quixotic future the then-27-year-old had intended.
“I got into law because I wanted to save the world,” he said. “But the legal system is just such a racket. Then I went into corporate law because I thought I’d at least make money. But that was even worse because it’s…