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How to Set Yourself Up for a Productive Day

Jay Harrington | Build some "meez" into your daily routine by adopting some of these planning and productivity practices.

Jay Harrington - August 6, 2024
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Marketing to the Bar: 5 Steps

I have spent a good deal of my career trying to get lawyers to spend less time with other lawyers and more time with clients and prospects.

Sally J. Schmidt - August 2, 2024
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Get Your Point Across With a Listicle

Teddy Snyder | Listicles’ unique format conveys a message more effectively than clutter on the page. Even for legal arguments.

Theda C. Snyder - August 1, 2024
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5 Ways to Make the Practice of Law More Zen

Jamie Spannhake | Integrate Zen into your daily routine to enhance your sense of calm and contentedness.

Jamie Spannhake - July 27, 2024
Becoming a Top Legal Blogger

For three years running, Linn Freedman of Robinson+Cole has been the most well-read author writing about data privacy and cybersecurity on JD Supra.

Susan Kostal - July 26, 2024
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Will Your Paralyzing Fear of Zoom Ruin Your Life?

Fear of Zoom can leave you frozen like your Wi-Fi dropped out. But you can conquer Zoom anxiety with these five tips.

Bull Garlington - July 23, 2024
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What Makes a Law Firm Attractive to Buyers?

Brooke Lively | What makes a law firm attractive to buyers? Exactly the same things that make a firm a joy to own. Focus on these three things.

Brooke Lively - July 21, 2024
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Wheaton’s Law

Whether dealing with opposing counsel, a colleague or any other professional, lawyers should always apply Wheaton’s law.

Ruth Carter - July 17, 2024
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The Specificity Funnel: From Ambition to Action

Jay Harrington | When it comes to building your practice, specificity is your roadmap, and action is your vehicle. The Specificity Funnel gives you both.

Jay Harrington - July 9, 2024
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Don’t Drink the Kool-Aid: New Documentary Reminds Us to Avoid Potentially Offensive Phrases

Get to the Point | Unwittingly using upsetting or offensive phrases is no way to persuade your audience.

Theda C. Snyder - July 8, 2024
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