Nothing Sells Like A Magic Statement
“So… what do you for a living?”
I think we’re all familiar with that question. But if you answered with “I’m a _________ attorney”. You’re already doing it wrong.
This author has yet to write their bio.Meanwhile lets just say that we are proud Stephanie Galvis contributed a whooping 15 entries.
“So… what do you for a living?”
I think we’re all familiar with that question. But if you answered with “I’m a _________ attorney”. You’re already doing it wrong.
It takes time, practice, and guidance to master a new skill, whether in business or out on a beach. You didnt learn how to run a business in law school, so owning and growing your law firm is a new skill you are learning to master.
Watch as RJon Robins explains how to effectively network and how networking is one of your most powerful marketing tools.
RJon Robins gives a detailed description as to what financial reports your firm should have and the staff requirements to get those reports. Watch Now!
Lots of lawyers think that networking is a waste of time. And it IS a waste of time for many of them. But not because networking isnt a great way to develop business. (It is.)
Many of you know that there are seven Main Parts of your law business. Building a seven-figure business requires that you have all seven of these Main Parts working together in synergy. When everything is working together properly, its a beautiful thing.
Running a law firm or any business without a business plan is setting yourself up for disaster.
Fear It’s what screws things up for most lawyers who aren’t as happy with their law firms or their lives as they could be. And fear has an ugly way of growing into frustration, resentment, defensiveness, anger and worst-of-all the twin-devils: Justification & Compromise.
“We can evade reality, but we cannot evade the consequences of evading reality” – Ayn Rand What are the inevitable consequences of your current growth trajectory? Hopefully the inevitable consequences are that you’re going to be doing GREAT! If that’s you I would encourage you to investigate our “Find Your Freedom” coaching program, or even our “Play A Bigger Game” group may be just what you’ve been looking for.
Warnings: If you’re reading this and you’re a lawyer I’m going to assume you’re a pretty smart person and you want to be successful. So I’m going to skip the usual and obvious warnings here. Instead, the biggest danger to look out for is advice from other lawyers.