Attorney
A Little About Me
Throughout my life, a word often used to describe me has been “creative.” I was voted Most Creative in both middle and high school and have held a lifelong passion for the creative process, whether it be through the visual arts, written word or music. Growing up I dreamt of being an artist, but I knew the age-old saying about “starving artists,” and I have also always loved the world of academia.
I was born and raised in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. After graduating high school in 2007, I attended the College of Charleston in Charleston, South Carolina, with the intention of majoring in studio art and my eyes set on pre-med. But, after taking my first philosophy course during the first semester of my freshman year, and later scanning through the available course list, I shifted to a philosophy major with a minor in studio art. It was in the classrooms of my philosophy classes where I felt most at home in my undergraduate studies. I found joy in the art of the written word and in the creative process of developing arguments and writing philosophy papers. I also appreciated that there were others like me who liked to argue, I mean debate, for the sake of good conversation.
It was also during my first semester of college that I became acquainted with yoga and meditation. Within my academic studies, I gravitated toward eastern philosophy, and throughout college I experienced countless parallels between the information learned within the walls of my college classrooms and the walls of my yoga classes. Yoga and meditation have brought immense peace to my life, and I dare say that these modalities over the years have allowed me to show up as a better law student and lawyer.
Thomas Steelman 
Crow Estate Planning 
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