Category Archives for Coaching Lessons
Way Worse Than Starting a Law Practice
Although almost half of all lawyers are unhappy in their career or law practice, only a small few are willing to do something about it. When I say do something, I don’t mean applying to another firm,
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Client Selection and the C.R.A.Z.Y. Factors
In the legal world, client selection is huge. Attorneys have certain ethical obligations that make picking the right clients imperative. But when it comes to taking on new cases, the attorneys I know
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How To Go With The Flow
Recently I’ve been wrestling with the concept of flow and vulnerability. For the most part, I lean toward the overthinking side of things. I pour over facts to make sure I have the full picture.
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What the Bleep Is Transformation Anyway?
There are a lot of things that I love about the online coaching industry. I love that coaching has become accessible to lots of people around the world. I’m moved by the way a client’s perception
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How I Upgraded My LinkedIn Status and Why You Should Too
Not very long ago the main question I had about LinkedIn was this, “Is it spelled Linked In or LinkedIn? What’s the deal with the spacing on this word here.” Like most people, I thought LinkedIn
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Are You Talented?
Have you ever overstayed your welcome? Overstaying your welcome happens when you visit a friend or family members home, and you stay there way past the time when you are expected to leave. I’m pretty
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