Life & Law: Your Practice. Your Life. Your Terms.
Life & Law is a podcast for lawyers who want to build real success without sacrificing themselves in the process. Hosted by Heather Moulder, a former BigLaw partner turned lawyer business and leadership coach, it delivers practical conversations about thriving in today's legal profession. Episodes blend business strategy, leadership development, and mindset tools to help lawyers build a profitable practice, lead with clarity, set boundaries, and define success on their own terms. The show features solo episodes and honest conversations with experts.
Episodes
#242: Permission Not To Grow Your Law Practice
Grow your law practice. That's the general rule. But what if you're working hard but not enjoying it? What if you're resisting growth? And what if you know you don't really want to grow any further (yet feel the push to do so, regardless)? Listen for a reality check around what you truly want and giving yourself permission NOT to grow.
Today is the last episode of Season 5. We will be back this Fa
#241: Legal Networking (How To Convert Relationships Into Clients)
A top question I get from lawyers is a legal networking one: How do you convert relationships into actual clients? Today's episode gives you the answer. Listen in for a simple (and highly effective) framework for converting relationships into actual clients. Inside today's episode you'll learn how to:
- Cultivate a service-based mindset for selling.
- Create opportunities through strategy and syst
#240: Values Alignment Isn’t Safe (That’s the Point): Let’s Talk About Antisemitism
I talk a lot about values alignment (aligning your law practice to your values). But what, precisely, does that look like in practice? Here's the thing: Values that cost you nothing probably aren't values — they're just words you aren't really standing behind. Yet the cost is worth it. Because NOT aligning to your values costs something, too.
That's why I was immediately drawn to Ariella Cohen Col
#239: How Lawyers Get Clients
Ever wonder how lawyers get clients? It's not about pitching them more (or harder). It's actually about alignment, timing, & understanding your clients (deeply). Listen to learn how to align to them, understand them, and use timing to your benefit.
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#238: My Top 5 Legal Marketing Tips
Post on LinkedIn. Speak at conferences. Write articles. You know all the things you could do to market, but HOW are you supposed to do it in a way that actually fits…. You? That is what we get into today.
Because what I know is this: The lawyers who are the BEST legal marketers aren’t the most extroverted or the best 'salespeople.' They do 5 things differently. Listen to learn my Top 5 Legal Marke
#237: For the Lawyer Dads Who Want To Be Good Lawyers & Fathers
There are a lot of resources out there for female lawyers (and especially, lawyer moms). But what about support and resources for lawyer dads? Listen to learn why lawyer dads need more support and (even better) where to go to get the support you need to be a great lawyer and father with today's special guest: Matthew Korn.
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#236: How To Maximize Legal Conference Attendance
As part of your business development efforts, you attend legal conferences. But what are you getting out of them? Are you maximizing your attendance? Listen to learn my proven before, during and after blueprint for how to maximize attending any legal conference. Because otherwise, why even attend?
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#235: Why Lawyers Are Meant To Lead (In A Complicated World)
We live in interesting times (to say the least). Nuance seems to be forgotten. Complexity ignored. And there are little to no conversations being had (about things we need to be having conversations about as a society).
For many of us, it's causing anxiety and stress. But what can you actually do about it? Will it make a difference? Listen to learn why lawyers are uniquely equipped to deal with th
#234: Busy Doesn’t Mean You’re Financially Secure
Full calendar. Lots of work. You’re hiring. Your new firm or practice seems to be doing well. Until you realize it actually isn’t. You’re in the red. How did this happen? Better yet, how can you ensure it doesn’t happen to you? Listen to find out how easily this can happen (and how to avoid it completely).
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#233: Life Isn’t Meant To Be Easy (Mindset Shift You Need)
It's common to want life & law to feel easier. Listen to learn why it's important to make a mindset shift to accept that hard isn't bad (and can be fun).
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#232: Content Marketing 101 For Lawyers
Learn why content marketing is a necessity in today's legal market, and the various ways in which to utilize content within your legal marketing. Inside of today's episode with content marketing expert, Stephanie Grober, you'll learn:
- How to utilize LinkedIn effectively to become a thought leader,
- The difference between SEO & GEO,
- How AI is changing the legal content marketing landscape,
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#231: Hitting Your Goals But Something Feels Off? [Reevaluate Your Values]
You’ve been growing a small law firm - successfully. Consistently exceeding your goals, with plenty of recent momentum. Yet suddenly, you crash and feel like something isn't quite right. You're questioning the goals you were so excited about just a few months ago. What's going on? Short answer: it's time to reevaluate your values (and reprioritize them based on current needs and circumstances). Li
#230: What To Do When Told “Wait Your Turn” for Partnership
You’re eligible for partnership, have been performing at a high level, and have been doing all the right things. You were even told you were on the path to partnership, and to expect it soon. But you weren't put up this past year. Instead, you were told to "wait your turn". What does that even mean? And what should you do next?
Unfortunately, "wait your turn" can mean different things. And no matt
#229: From “You’re Not Partner Material” To Equity Partner (In Just 5 Years)
He was one of the highest billers in his firm. He was known for his legal and technical proficiency. He got stellar associate reviews. Yet he was told he wouldn't be promoted to partnership 9 years into his career (ever). Why? How can that possibly happen? What did he do?
Listen to today's episode with my client and friend, Keith Rawlins, to learn:
>>> Why partnership isn't just about how much you
#228: The Business Development Progress You Aren’t Counting (But Should Be)
Most lawyers measure business development progress all wrong and it's costing them. Because before you see the new clients and/or the increase in revenues, you must see growth in other less obvious areas. Listen to learn what to measure and how to measure so that you'll know where you really are (and what's working/what's not working at an earlier stage).
Recommended Supplemental Episodes/Resource
#227: Want to Leave Your Law Firm But Can’t – Yet?
You want to leave your law firm but can't yet (because you need more experience, want to get through a big deal/case, circumstances or another good reason). Listen to find out how to create a strategic plan for staying, tips for staying sane, and how to know it's time to leave (regardless of the plan).
Recommended Supplemental Episodes:
Episode 24: Setting Boundaries (Why They Lead to Success)
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#226: Making Partner Changes Everything (Even Mentor Relationships)
Making partner changes just about everything. One area of change that catches most lawyers off guard is the negative impact your promotion can have on some of your best relationships - especially those relationships with mentors who helped you get to where you are. Listen to today's Life & Law episode to learn:
>>> The warning signs that your mentor/mentee relationship has changed,
>>> Why it's h
#225: There Are Many Ways to Meditate (Meditation Manual for Busy Lawyers)
Have you thought about giving meditation a try, but stopped because you're not sure what, exactly, to do? Or have you tried meditation, and think it's not really a fit for you? Do you worry that you can't meditate because your mind wanders too often? Listen to today's Life & Law episode to learn why it's ok that your mind wanders, discover the benefits of meditation and get 10 different meditation
#224: From Lawyer To Leader (What It Takes To Be An Effective Leader)
Join me and guest Allison Williams to learn what it takes to be an effective leader (not just a manager). Because your leadership style matters - for building the right team and culture. Today's episode will give you concrete guidance on how to start becoming a better leader and manager. Inside today's podcast, you'll learn:
- The difference between managing and leading.
- The importance of values
#223: Lawyers’ Guidebook To Executive Presence – Be An Inspiring & Influential Leader
Executive presence is often misunderstood as polish, performance, or playing by outdated rules. It can feel like pressure to become someone you’re not. But real presence isn’t about fitting a mold; it’s about confidence, composure, communication, and emotional intelligence – all grounded in authenticity. Listen to today's episode to:
--> Discover how mindset shapes executive presence.
--> Understa
#222: Looking Back to Move Forward
Join Heather to learn the big lessons she learned in 2025 that will help her (and you) to move forward more intentionally and fruitfully in 2026.
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#221: What You Need to Know To Achieve Your Goals [Rewind Episode]
No matter how hard you work, you are never guaranteed to achieve your goals. But you can up the odds of goal achievement. Listen in on one of my early Life & Law Episodes to learn how to up your odds for achieving goals that truly matter.
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#220: Increase Productivity, Decrease Stress (With This Surprising Strategy) [Rewind Episode]
Tired of feeling stressed, tired and overwhelmed? Want to be more productive and efficient? [Don't we all?] In today's rewind episode from the early days, learn the simple yet surprising strategy that will increase productivity, decrease stress.
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#219: Be A Wealthy Lawyer
Too many lawyers (who make great money) somehow don't end up with much wealth. Why is that, and how can you ensure that you don't fall into the most common wealth traps? Listen to today's episode with guest (and financial planner) Jeffery Lamont to get the answers you need to be a wealthy lawyer, not just a lawyer who makes great money yet doesn't amass a lot of wealth.
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#218: The Reality of Lawyer Training (Who Should Do It, What To Do)
Today, we address two questions I get asked all the time: Who should be training young associates (senior associates, partners or both)? And how can you possibly fit that in (what with your billable hour requirements, need to develop business, client management and so on)? Listen find out who should be training young associates and for tips on how to do it in a way where you get the best ROI.
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#217: The Real Reason You Aren’t Achieving Your Business Goals
You have a business plan for growth that you've been taking regular action on. Despite that, you're not achieving your goals (and truth be told, you're not getting anywhere near the results you want given how much you're doing). Why is that? Today on the podcast, I'm covering the most common missing link that causes this issue and (best of all) how to fix it. Because next year, you deserve to slay
#216: The Real Truth About Lawyer Stress (Rewind Episode)
Are high levels of stress just part of the job? Is it the "nature of the beast" (as they say)? Spoiler: no.
Listen to this reply of one of my first episodes to discover:
- The science of stress,
- How lawyer training exacerbates our stress,
- Where most stress originates from (that will probably surprise you), and
- How to reduce, better manage, and even prevent stress.
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#215: You’re Losing Billable Hours (How To Recapture Them)
How many billable hours are you losing each week, month, and (gasp) year because you aren't tracking your time contemporaneously? Do you often write your time down (not reporting all the time spent working)? You're losing billable hours (you really shouldn't be losing at all). And you recapture those hours by: (1) shifting your mentality around billing (and what's even billable, plus why), (2) tra
#214: What Do Law Firms Really Want To See (Before Promoting You To Partner)?
What do law firms really want to see from you to get promoted to partnership? How much expertise do you need in your practice area? Do you need to be running deals (or mostly, getting the work done at a high level)? And what about business development (what do they truly expect)? I get asked these questions a lot (including recently from a senior counsel attorney hoping to get promoted within the
#213: Business Networking Framework for Lawyers
You know networking is necessary to grow your book of business. But how do you know where to go and who to target? Today, you learn the answers to these questions. Inside of today's episode, we cover:
- How to identify the right people to network with (that you already know).
- How to figure out where to network.
- My simple networking framework (for anyone not sure what to say/do when networking)
#212: How to Ask for Referrals Confidently (& Be Successful)
You know someone in a personal context, who you think could be a great referral partner. But how can you possibly ask them when you’ve never once talked business? Would it be too pushy to ask? How do you even begin that conversation?
You’ve been introduced to a potential referral partner by a colleague, and have lunch scheduled for today. You’ve never met and have only traded a few niceties via e
#211: Math vs. Mindset: Why Lawyers Need To Identify The Cause
When revenues dip, billables drop, or client intake slows, most lawyers assume the fix is to do more (of whatever you've been doing). But what if the problem is what you've been doing (or how you've been approaching it)? Doing more of what you’ve been doing won’t fix a thing. Before quickly stepping into action, take a moment to identify whether the problem is a math problem or a mindset problem.
#210: Case Study On Growing Your Book (Even As A Busy Mom)
The most common complaint I hear from lawyers working to grow their business? Lack of time. Which is why I brought on today's guest. Learn how to be more strategic when growing your book of business so that you optimize your business development ROI and improve your results (even as a busy mom, like today's special guest).
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#209: Beyond Work-Life Balance (Navigating Big Law Realities & Partnership with Emily Logan Stedman)
Join me for an insightful conversation with Emily Logan Stedman, lawyer well-being advocate and Big Law partner. Inside of today's interview, Emily shares candid insights on lawyer mental health, the challenges of becoming (and transitioning to) partner, and how to build a sustainable law practice without burning out. Listen now for a realistic, transparent, and supportive perspective on how to su
#208: Strategic Legal Marketing (To Uplevel Your Reach & Clients)
One of my newsletter subscribers asked how to strategically choose their marketing activities. After all, there are a lot out there (many of which could work for anyone). How do you know which ones would be best for you (now)? Another subscriber asked about ways to expand reach with high-end clients (without being salesy). Although these questions are separate (and were asked by two different peop
#207: Want to Do Something Else (& Not Practice Law)?
Have you ever thought about doing something else? To NOT use your law degree? Maybe you want to start your own business. Or leave the working world for a time. Yet you don't because... What if you decide it's a mistake? What if you can't come back? What then?
We get into this with today's guest and her refreshing mindset around leaving law (and then coming back into the practice after being out of
#206: Top Prioritization Methods for Lawyers (When Everything Feels Like A Priority)
You’re closing a deal or in the middle of a case that’s dominating your time, when suddenly a colleague barges into your office needing your expertise. Right after that, your biggest client calls with an “emergency” (that might not be a true emergency but does need to get done soon, and they’re your biggest client, after all). And you’ve already blocked off the afternoon to take your son to get hi
#205: Why You Aren’t A Rainmaker (Yet)
Think you can't be a rainmaker because you're not outgoing enough or aren't interesting enough? Want to be a rainmaker, but think it's something for later, when you've got more experience, have more time, or just down the road when you're more ready? These thoughts are the real reason you're not yet a rainmaker. And today we dive deep into why they're holding you back and how to overcome them. Bec
#204: How To Use LinkedIn for Networking (Effectively)
How do you use LinkedIn? If you're like most lawyers, you're probably using it to check out what other people are doing (and maybe repost a colleagues post or make an announcement every so often). Which means you're losing out. Because LinkedIn is more than typical social media. It's also a powerful networking platform for building relationships and having meaningful conversations. Listen to today
#203: Lawyers, You Have A Responsibility
A lot is going on in the world, and within our country, that’s unsettling (to say the least). Some of this is even impacting lawyers and law firms. Before going any further, the answer to your question is… Yes, I’m going “there”. But note: it’s probably not quite what you think.
We keep saying we need better political leaders. But what if our political leaders aren’t the real problem? And what if
#202: Law Firm Politics (How To Navigate Common Scenarios)
Let’s talk about law firm politics—The unspoken stuff that affects your compensation, your promotions, and your power inside the firm. Truth: learning how to navigate certain sticky, political situations is a necessity if you want to move up. But that doesn't mean you must sell your soul to "play the game", either. Listen to today's Life & Law Podcast episode to learn how to effectively advocate f
#201: Legal Marketing Tips (You Haven’t Heard Before)
Join me and special guest Janet Falk for legal marketing tips you likely haven't heard before. Inside of today's episode, you'll learn:
- How to rethink the buyer's journey (and why it's more about confirmation than anything),
- The 5 main ways to market as a lawyer, and
- Why not shy away from media attention (but instead, seek it out).
Janet has a wealth of experience from which to learn (so do
#200: Lateral Partner Moves: What Every Law Firm Partner Needs To Know
A warning before making a lateral partner move: Most law firms are better at selling the dream than they are at delivering it. That isn't because they're misrepresenting anything, but more about the fact that most lawyers and law firms aren't great at:
- Setting clear expectations,
- Identifying whether an attorney is truly a fit, or
- Running worst-case scenarios (that could upend the best of pla
#199: The Psychology of Sales: What Lawyers Need To Know
Do you know why people buy any product or service (including your legal services)? Psychology. We narrow down, make initial gut decisions and convince ourselves through emotions. Feelings (not rational thinking). Yes, we use rational decision-making later in the game - but that comes last. This is why it's important to understand the psychology of sales. Join me to learn about 3 sales psychology p
#198: AI for Lawyers (What To Know, Do & Not Do)
Adoption of generative AI has been pretty slow within the legal community. And I must admit: I couldn't really see a good use of AI for lawyers. Until Mariette Clardy-Davis changed my mind. Join us today for an informative conversation about how lawyers and law firms can utilize generative AI (and why use it in the first place).
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#197: How To Spot When It’s Time To Stop Practicing Law
You're bored. You often feel as if you're going through the motions. Practicing law just doesn't motivate you any longer. Is it time to stop practicing law altogether or do you just need to shake things up a bit (by making a change to your industry, place or clients)? Listen to today's Life & Law Podcast episode to learn the tell-tale signs that you need a change, and how to determine your next st
#196: How To Network With Friends For Business (Naturally, Without Feeling Pushy)
To my lawyers who cringe when thinking about networking with friends for business…
It need not feel awkward.
It’s not about making a “pitch”.
And no, you aren’t taking advantage.
In this week’s Life & Law Podcast, I’m sharing:
⇒ How to shift your mindset around networking (in general and when it comes to networking with friends); and
⇒ My simple 3-part framework for how to network with friends for
#195: An Underutilized Law Firm Client Management Strategy
Great law firm client management isn’t always about keeping clients happy. Sometimes, the smartest move is to let a client go. Which is why today I'm breaking down:
⚖️ The 5 big signs it’s time to let go of a client; and
⚖️Why this move actually strengthens your practice.
And before you read any further, a quick note… Yes, you’ve probably got one of these clients.
🎧 Listen now to Episode 195. Your
#194: Building Your Legal Practice (Watch Out For These Hidden Weaknesses)
Lawyers beware: the size of your book doesn’t accurately represent the strength of your practice. When building your legal practice, you might be making some common mistakes that could haunt you later on. Listen to learn about three hidden weaknesses that could haunt you later on and how to ensure you don't make these common mistakes yourself.
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#193: Lawyer Leadership: Qualities Of A Good Leader
Leadership isn't a skill most lawyers learn about until forced to (on the job). This is probably why I get so many questions from lawyers about how to be an effective leader. And why I wanted to bring today's guest on to talk about the qualities of a good leader.
Join me and fellow lawyer, podcast host, and law firm owner, Brian Beckcom, for an insightful discussion about what makes a good leader
#192: How To Transition From Associate To Business-Builder
No one teaches you how to be a partner. It’s something you have to figure out on your own through experience (which can be a bit clunky). Same thing when it comes to making the transition from associate to business-builder (or senior counsel, of counsel, or service partner to business-builder).
What should you actually do to help make that transition less difficult? Listen to learn the top 5 thin
#191: Changing Your Mindset: A Truth Bomb (You Need To Know)
There's a myth I want to dispel about changing your mindset (or a habit). Most people seem to think that a relapse means total failure (or that something is wrong with you). But that's not true (because it's not how the brain works). Learn why a relapse is a sign of growth (not failure) and how to approach your next mindset or habit relapse - without panicking or beating yourself up over it.
The p
#190: Getting Started On LinkedIn (An Effective Profile)
LinkedIn is now roughly on par with law firm websites/website bios for vetting law firms and attorneys, which is why private practice lawyers should have a presence on LinkedIn. But what should you do when you're just getting started on LinkedIn?
Listen in to discover why your LinkedIn Profile is the starting point - and how to maximize your profile so that it works to your benefit.
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#189: Underused Growth Strategy for Law Firm Lawyers
You're a law firm partner struggling to grow your business. How well are you leveraging your internal law firm network? If you're like most attorneys, the answer is likely "not well at all".
Today, we cover how to network internally to grow your business (hint: there's more than one way) and why internal networking is a seriously underused growth strategy.
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#188: Deep-Dive Into What’s Really Causing The Legal Profession’s Burnout Problem
Join me and guest Lora Cheadle for a deep-dive discussion into what's behind the legal profession's burnout problem (and what we often miss). Hint: there's more to it than the billable hour, long hours, and even firm culture.
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#187: Dealing With Adversity (What To Do When Hard Times Hit)
You've lost everything (thanks to the worst flooding or fire ever seen in your area). You unexpectedly lose someone close to you. You're diagnosed with aggressive breast cancer. When something devastating like this happens... What can you do? Listen to discover a proven 5-step process for dealing with adversity.
Life hardships happen. You cannot escape them. But that doesn't mean you're destined t
#186: How To Slow Down (& Why Every Lawyer Needs To Slow Down)
Your calendar is so full it looks like an ugly patchwork quilt of overlapping green, orange, blue, red and grey. Jumping from one emergency to another, you always feel rushed. You'd like to slow down, but how? Today, you'll learn:
==> What slowing down really means.
==> The big benefits of slowing down (such as improved sleep, creativity and productivity).
==> How to slow down, starting now (by fo
#185: Should Lawyers Stick To Legal & Business Topics On LinkedIn?
What should lawyers talk about on LinkedIn? Legal and relevant business topics only? Is there a time and place to share more personal things (and how do you do that while keeping things professional)? What about topics that might not be popular? Join me and fellow business coach Jamie Sternberg for a lively discussion on what to talk about (and what you might want to stay away from) on LinkedIn.
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#184: Lawyer Impostor Syndrome (Need Not Be A Negative)
I've had impostor syndrome since I was a teenager (meaning: well over 35 years). And although I used to struggle with it mightily, I'm now ok with it even though I sometimes STILL feel like an impostor. Which is what we get into today: how to turn impostor syndrome on its head and embrace it for your benefit.
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#183: What Did 2024 Teach Me?
In this episode, learn the top lessons Heather learned from 2024 and how you can incorporate them into your life (so that - hopefully - you don't need to learn these lessons the hard way, like Heather did).
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#182: Lawyers, Are You Willing?
Today's episode is short yet important. It's about asking yourself a powerful question (and - of course - honestly answering it) as you wrap up 2024 and head into the new year. Ask yourself this question. Push yourself out of your comfort zone. Be willing to answer "yes". Not only will you achieve more; you'll have more fun while doing it.
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#181: What I Want You To Know (Breast Cancer Lessons – Rewind)
Today we revisit an old episode as we head into the end of the year. Here are the top life lessons I learned, thanks to my breast cancer battle. Lessons you can learn from, too.
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#180: Stop Trying To Sell Yourself (Do This Instead)
Do you have trouble trying to sell yourself and/or your services because it feels salesy or pushy? You're a lawyer, not a marketing or sales guru. And honestly, you'd prefer not to have to sell. Listen to today's interview with sales and marketing expert Steve Fretzin to discover (1) why selling need not be a bad thing and (2) how to utilize sales-free selling to sell more effectively (and feel go
#179: Top Tool for Lawyer Stress Prevention
Learn my top tool for reducing, managing and actually preventing stress. Because lots of stress can be prevented. Get my favorite tool - and prompts - for doing that.
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#178: Lawyers, You Need More Client Feedback
Join me and guest Blake Grewal for an insightful discussion around how to gather regular client feedback for improving your client experience. You'll also learn some of the surprising benefits - and uses - for doing this. [Hint: you can grow your business based on the feedback you get and also improve firm culture].
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#177: Prioritizing To Do Less, Achieve More (Rewind Episode)
Listen to Part 2 of this week's Life & Law on rewind. Where we revisit an important theme that comes up a lot: how to be more productive by prioritizing properly. So that you can do less yet achieve more.
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#176: A Productive Mindset (Rewind Episode)
Today we're revisiting an early episode (that received raved reviews at the outset): How To Be Productive by developing a productive mindset.
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#175: Improve Law Firm Profitability (Tracking Your KPI’s)
Want to improve law firm profitability (or the profitability of your own law practice)? You'll want to listen to my enlightening conversation with CPA and Fractional CFO Kyle Smith. In today's episode, Kyle simplifies the business-of-law side by breaking down the exact performance indicators you need to pay attention to in order to maximize law firm profitability.
Once you've listened, you will w
#174: Feel Trapped By Legal Success?
Learn what to do when you feel trapped by your own legal success. Because paper success is not enough (here is how to be successful and happy).
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#173: It’s Not Too Late To Become A Lawyer (Or Make A Big Life Change)
Learn why it's never too late to become a lawyer (or make any big life change), and the 3 things you can do to best support yourself when going through a big change like this.
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#172: Client Development Return On Investment (Do You Know Yours?)
What's your client development return on investment? Do you know all the ways to measure your ROI? It's important to know so that you don't waste time, energy or money on things that aren't working well (or well enough for what you're putting into it).
Listen to today's installment of the podcast to learn how to measure your client development ROI and maximize your business development efforts.
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#171: You’re (Finally) A Law Firm Partner – Now What?
You're finally a law firm partner or have been told you're going to soon be promoted to partnership. Congrats! But... What will change? What will now be expected of you? And how can you best prepare yourself? Listen to today's Life & Law Podcast installment to find out everything you need to know about what to expect as a new law firm partner.
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#170: 5 Business Systems Every Lawyer Needs
Having business systems (also known as business processes or systematizing) is a game-changer for you and your practice. It increases productivity, enables you to delegate more and improves client experience. But where should you get started? Which business systems are the best ones to begin with?
Listen to learn my top 5 places for implementing business systems into your law practice.
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#169: 3 Common Mindset Blocks Sabotaging Law Firm Growth
Law firm growth is something every law firm - and most partners/shareholders- are hyper-focused on. Yet few lawyers grow their law firms they way they'd like. Why is that?
[Hint: it's not lack of time (one of the most common "reasons" I hear from new clients.]
Today we are going to cover 3 common mindset blocks sabotaging your law firm growth. Because no matter your skills, strengths or personali
#168: Storytelling In Legal Marketing: Why You Need It, How To Do It
How often do you use storytelling in legal marketing? If you're like most lawyers, you probably do not use storytelling nearly enough (maybe even hardly at all). This is a mistake. Today you will learn why storytelling is a necessity and how to do it effectively within your legal marketing efforts.
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#167: Success, Happiness & Being Human with Scott Oliver
Today’s conversation is with fellow attorney Scott Oliver, a Partner at Lewis Kappes. Scott became the youngest equity partner in his firm’s history. But that’s not why we’re talking or what we will be chatting about today. Scott is a big believer that being more “human” as a lawyer leads to greater success and happiness. Which is precisely what we will be getting into today (and more).
I first be
#166: Law Firm Sales (Effective Sales Pitch Secrets)
You worked HARD on a pitch for a potential new client. But it felt a bit awkward, they hardly asked any questions, and all you got was a polite "thank you". They promised you'd hear something soon but you haven't heard a word and it's been over a week. You can't help but wonder if this is going to be like the last pitch... "We decided to go with another firm."
The truth is this: most lawyers and l
#165: Maximize Your Mentor Mentee Relationships (Everything You Need to Know)
Having supportive, dedicated mentors is a necessity for your growth, development and success as a lawyer. This is true regardless of how long you've been practicing (yes, even if you've been practicing for 15+ years). Although you likely know at least some of the benefits for having a mentor, you might not be fully aware of them all. And you likely don't realize the big benefits you'll see from se
#164: People-Pleasing (Stop Compromising Your Legal Identity)
How often do you find yourself saying "yes" to something you would prefer to say "no" to? Do you ever recommend yourself for something while thinking... "Why am I offering myself up for this?" Have you ever realized that you're spending a majority - maybe a vast majority - of your time on things that aren't all that important to you (at the expense of what IS important)? If any of the above resona
#163: Improve Your Emotional Intelligence (Where To Start)
By now you've heard a lot of about how important it is to have emotional intelligence for your personal and professional development. But what should you actually be doing to improve your emotional intelligence? That's what we will be tackling today. Listen for 5 practical things you can start doing to exponentially improve your emotional intelligence.
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