What’s your BIG problem?

What’s your BIG problem?

Are you trying to be everything to everyone? How’s that working out for you? Probably not so well. Most lawyers I see who cling to the “general practitioner” model are really struggling. It is hard to know enough and be enough to solve every legal problem that comes...

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The Hidden Cracks in Your Practice Foundation

The Hidden Cracks in Your Practice Foundation

Your law practice is like a house. Your house is only as strong as the foundation that supports the core structure and systems. Small cracks in the foundation become fissures and, left unattended, the house can become unstable or uninhabitable. And it certainly won't...

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Why Practicing is no Fun

Why Practicing is no Fun

Doing more in less time requires practice, and practicing isn't fun. The reason practice is often not much fun is simple: it involves failure. In order to achieve mastery in some areas, you have to become proficient in ALL of the subordinate skills in that domain. The...

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