I received a text today from a lawyer I coached,. He asked how I was doing. It is a very long story, and in journalism there is a rule that I suggested for blogging: “Don’t bury the lead.” So I
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I Graduate Today
If you are here to find the one takeway that will make a difference in your life and career, here goes:
It is not how you treat your clients when you are feeling well that will matter, it is how
I Have Started the Roller Coaster
I have heard from so many of you asking for me to keep you informed on how I am doing. I hope you will forgive me, but posting blogs about it is the easiest way to reach the most people,
Latest Update: Moving Forward
If you are looking for any words of great wisdom here, (other than learning about the best gin and the best tonic in the world) I would move on. Several of you have sent me emails asking how I am
Come Monday: It’ll Be All Right
With title credit to Jimmy Buffett.
To my great shock, some of you read “Maybe My Last Post After My Last Post” and asked that I write more. To those of you who really wanted more, I say I’ve said
Maybe My Last Post After My Last Post
If you are like me and want writers to just get to the point, my point here is for you to think once again on how you are spending your time. To use the title of a song I like:
My Last Blog Post
You know there comes a time when it is time to hang it up and I have reached that time now. At 74, I’ve aged out of coaching lawyers. I spend my time writing fiction while realizing I will never
Want to Change: You’ve got to have a big enough “why”
I want to lose weight. I’ve done it before, but I wanted help this time. So, I’ve signed up for Noom. It is a psychology based approach.
I started listening to the audio and thought I was listening to
Super Lawyers: They See Things Others Miss
A few weeks ago I received a call from a really outstanding lawyer I coached eleven years ago in 2010 and the call reminded me about what made him outstanding.
When I was working with his group, I was caught
Why Some of Your Very Best Lawyers Leave Your Firm
Most lawyers I know in private practice have had an outstanding partner or the most promising associate leave their firm. Most have wondered why. I think I may have an answer: The lack of good communication.
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