117: Frameworks, Tags & Two Important Books
Frameworks (or "mental models") help you better leverage high-value information, such as the kind you'll find in books like the ones I discuss in this episode. And when you're organizing information y...
15 Syys 202038min
116: Zooming out
If you feel like you have too many responsibilities, tasks or things you're "supposed to do," then you're probably feeling anxious. The key to ridding yourself of this kind of anxiety is learning to z...
8 Syys 202035min
115: Chatbots are helpful
Show Notes While some prospects want to talk to a person at the law firm, many want answers to questions without having to book a call. For example, in family law situations, many clients want to ask ...
1 Syys 202031min
114: Systems Building with Attorney Jeff Lewis
Learning to systematize your practice isn't that hard, and so it helps to hear how other lawyers are tackling this important aspect of running their businesses. Jeff Lewis is quite thoughtful and inci...
25 Elo 202038min
113: Evernote for Lawyers (with David Ward)
Evernote is for lawyers as much as it is for anyone else. And no lawyer knows more about using it well than David Ward (the author of Evernote for Lawyers). David shares his insights about how to get...
18 Elo 202056min
112: Digital Evidence
Show Notes Craig Ball is a highly successful plaintiff's lawyer who became a nationally respected computer forensic examiner. He is currently teaching a course on digital evidence at Tulane Law School...
11 Elo 20201h 13min
111: Amazing transcription tool (and more…)
Streamlining and improving your key workflows can result in improved revenues and profits for your firm, like Lori Gonzales discussed in this blog post (i.e. 260% revenue increase for a solo practitio...
4 Elo 202034min
110: Information Anxiety
Information overload created by digital technology causes us a lot of anxiety. But the real source of trouble is less obvious. Once you get clear about the root cause of anxiety you can better underst...
28 Heinä 202032min
