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/What is needed for effective leadership, business development, and career trajectory? Discover that extra ingredient that makes your actions really count.
Read MoreWhat is needed for effective leadership, business development, and career trajectory? Discover that extra ingredient that makes your actions really count.
Read MoreYou may have heard that, as a child, Michael Phelps had attention deficit disorder, but was able to stay off of medication by swimming for hours every morning before school. At first, this may seem like a random bit of trivia or perhaps a recipe for helping children with ADD; but, it also points to a larger principle that applies to business development. By helping us to become more focused, balanced and calm, and by improving brain function, exercise enables us to be more present with others – listen better, adapt and respond to others’ ideas and concerns – all of which are essential for developing new clients, not to mention maintaining good relationships with existing clients.
Read MoreYou can’t do everything. No one can. It is the illusion that we can (and should) do everything which prevents us from prioritizing and actually taking the actions that are most important. This tool from Accomplishment Coaching allows you to replace an endless to-do list with a focused list of priorities. Each day, take out a clean sheet of paper and
Read MoreOne of the most effective ways to keep yourself on track with a new commitment is to get a buddy to check in with on a daily basis. Most of us are pretty unreliable to keep promises to ourselves, but will go far our of our way to honor commitments to other people.
Read MoreYou may just need more time for the results of your efforts to start manifesting. So, when is persistence worth it and when should you just go home and eat ice cream? You first need to identify whether you are experiencing temporary setbacks or if there is a fatal flaw in your goal.
Read MoreThe ABA (American Bar Association) Journal picked up the story about me from the Washington Post. This is my response to some of the reader comments. One of the reasons I am passionate about coaching attorneys is that it seems a shame to have so many well-educated, brilliant, hard-working people putting all their energy into jobs that don’t inspire them. Recently, a client said to me “I know you think happiness is important, but I just don’t have time for that right now.” At times, I have felt that way too. It’s natural.
Read MoreGenerating Courage: A Key Component to Business Development, Law Practice Today, April 14, 2015
Asking for Business from a Distance, National Law Review, April 13, 2016
The Most Underutilized Tool in a Leaders’ Tool Box
Law Practice Today,
December 15, 2015
Missing a Strategy for Your ADR Practice? Here Are Some Tips
ABA Dispute Resolution Section's
Just Resolutions magazine, November 2015
The Good, the Bad, and the Non-Billable: The Reality of Coaching Lawyers
Published in the Library of Professional Coaching,
April 2015
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