Travis Townsend Jr.

Travis Townsend Jr. Business Attorney; Law Professor; Strategy Consultant; Public Speaker; Community Servant Leader; Mentor I am Travis Townsend Jr.

and I am an experienced businessman and practicing attorney, a public speaker, program consultant, public servant and family man. I am a polymath; a strong proponent of well-roundedness. On this page I share my thoughts and positions on various political topics, social issues, and popular culture in regards to its impact on society from time to time. Visitors to this page can expect well-reasoned, poignant statements, about the most meaningful subjects. Additionally, I share my plans for effecting positive change within my community, around my city, and throughout the nation on this page. Calls to action are given here, along with specific details on how to answer those calls. Like this page, and prepare to be engaged.

08/29/2026

One of Dad's primary directives, protect. Big brother is the second line of defense.

08/01/2026

When traveling abroad I often watch in wonder at the beautiful landscapes and the scenery experienced. But it occurred to me of late that these United States have some amazing views, great geography, landscape and designs. They just exist under our noses so we often fail to appreciate them. Here's to giving more love to the beauty around us.

I've been a runner my whole life. When I was growing up I'd always tell athletes in other sports that runners were the t...
07/06/2026

I've been a runner my whole life. When I was growing up I'd always tell athletes in other sports that runners were the toughest. Inevitably they would decry my assertion. Then I'd ask them, "What part of practice do you hate the most?" All of them, to a man and woman would say, "RUNNING!" I'd reinforce the point already made by saying, "and that's what I do all practice ๐Ÿ˜‰๐Ÿ˜Ž."

Running a distance race is the perfect example of the path to every life goal. Like this carousel, you start out with all the promise, excitement and energy!

Along the way you will face some challenges though...things that will make you grimace and wince.

Folks will be ahead of you. There will also be people you've surpassed. How well are you really doing?

Well that's up to you to set your pace.

Sometimes the progress is only ever so slight from one step to the next.

Despite the pain, the struggle, and the moments of doubt, if you keep picking them up and putting them down, you will eventually be where you set out to be.

The beginning and end usually look great from social media.

But remember, for all the real players in the game there was some ugly running in between. Keep pushing ๐Ÿ’ช๐Ÿพ.

The magic that's unlocked by reading and experiencing books is unparalleled. This past week a great client  pinged me ab...
02/14/2026

The magic that's unlocked by reading and experiencing books is unparalleled. This past week a great client pinged me about reading and doing Q&A for his new children's book the, Unfunny Bunny, so I jumped at the chance to support two great clients and people. Their talent is matched by their hearts for giving back and being grounded in their roots. Partnering with Kenan regaled the audience of parents and kids to encourage them to persevere and stick to their goals.

The added bonus was being able to take Trinity. The way her eyes and the eyes of the other children in attendance lit up during the reading probably added 5 years to my life! The cherry on the top was catching up with one of my fellow original Urban League leaders from the trenches back in the day, and introducing her to Trinity. You serve the community with people and they are family decades later.

How to say no to pe******ia
02/02/2026

How to say no to pe******ia

How do you snap out of supporting pedophiles?

As Co-founder of  and Leader of its Transactional Practice Division, I have the significant privilege and responsibility...
01/31/2026

As Co-founder of and Leader of its Transactional Practice Division, I have the significant privilege and responsibility (emphasis on responsibility) to drive the success of the firm. I must account for the needs of our ever growing team, their families, the community we operate in, all while ensuring our legal practice is elite in results achieved and client experience, and remains in business beyond these last 16 years, among other things.

That's why I take advantage of every opportunity to learn from other leaders from all backgrounds, not just the legal industry. This week I had the opportunity to hear from not one, but two accomplished leaders in Paul Brown, CEO of Inspire Brands and Former Governor Deal of Georgia. Paul shared some invaluable points about establishing and maintaining a successful company culture while Governor Deal reminded his audience of Georgia leaders to set aside tribal party behavior for honor, decency and doing the right thing for the people we serve.

I know I must never stop developing as a leader so I appreciate being able to learn from those who sit or have sat in the most intense positions.

Looking to transform your law practice into a thriving business? Join me at 'TakeCharge' on Sept. 18-19, 2025! I will be...
09/18/2025

Looking to transform your law practice into a thriving business? Join me at 'TakeCharge' on Sept. 18-19, 2025! I will be featured as a presenter on 'Managing Growth and Abundance' and building a law firm practice into a BUSINESS instead of just a place where you simply have more than one job that grinds your heart and soul away. Learn systems, operations, scalability, client service, talent acquisition and more.
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Location: State Bar of Georgia.

08/05/2024

The Olympics, I love the Olympics. Few events bring out core human nature like the Olympics. Human tendencies exemplified during the Olympics:

1. People with less than 1/100th the capability of others comfortably critiquing experts and all-time greats on their performance. Happens every day. People critique professionals on their work despite not having any studies or experience in the applicable space.

2. People complaining about outcomes they don't like mostly because of their ignorance of the rules and/or full facts and circumstances.

3. The injection of interpersonal drama into excellence and celebration, just because the absence of drama isn't sufficiently stimulating.

4. Big time people doing their biggest and best work on the biggest stage because some folks are just built like that.

5. Attractiveness correlating to positive association and support. Folks out here selling out their own country because the competitors from the other country are attractive.

6. Meetings with the unfairness of life. How crazy is it to prepare for 3.9 years, be favored to prove you are top 3 in the world, and not even get a chance to compete because of any number of wicked happenings during the 19 days of the Olympics out of your control. Keep that in mind the next time you think you lost out due to bad luck. Life is a lot of things, but fair ain't one of them.

7. Dedication pays off regardless. Especially in the face of item 6 above. Even for those who experience the devastating misfortune of not being able to compete or perform at their level best because of injury, sub-optimal rest and pre-comp preparation conditions, etc., they are still winners, and successful because they gave themselves the opportunity in the first place, they have stories of discipline, persistence, strength, courage and power that are greater than a medal. They can lean on those to get through things until their last breath on this here Earth.

Congratulations to all the Olympians competing in the 2024 Olympics. They are the world's greatest athletes, all of them.

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