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Many lawyers think there is a magic to going out on one’s own. That it takes some form of rocket science to start a law practice and be successful. A host of anxiety-arousing questions often plague the minds of lawyers in this position.
“How can I afford an office?” “Do I need a secretary?” “How do I get clients?” And, of course, “How do I get them to pay me?”
While the questions are good ones, the anxiety behind them is not warranted.
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Rediscovering “Silly”
An Unexpected Benefit of Foster Parenting as a Lawyer and Entrepreneur Starting and running a law practice is hard work.… Continue reading Rediscovering “Silly”
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Seven Traits of an Attorney’s “Perfect” Mentor
#1: A Good Mentor is NOT a Lawyer This past weekend, I attended the retirement and going-away party of my… Continue reading Seven Traits of an Attorney’s “Perfect” Mentor
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The Importance of Embracing Vulnerability – yep, Vulnerability – when Starting and Maintaining your Law Practice.
The kind of pressure you’re going to feel when starting your practice is almost unbearable. How are you going to… Continue reading The Importance of Embracing Vulnerability – yep, Vulnerability – when Starting and Maintaining your Law Practice.
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More money? Yes. But what are the other Benefits of Starting a Law Practice?
While the benefits of starting your own law practice certainly include making more money, going out on your own is… Continue reading More money? Yes. But what are the other Benefits of Starting a Law Practice?
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Steve Jobs. Genius or ridiculously hard worker?
Some lawyers may think success has mostly to do with innate ability. But it’s really about hard work, discipline –… Continue reading Steve Jobs. Genius or ridiculously hard worker?
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Starting a law practice and need a free website? Look no further.
When I first went out on my own, I knew I needed a website and had no idea what to… Continue reading Starting a law practice and need a free website? Look no further.
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