Profit First for Lawyers
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Should You Really Be Doing That?
What is the highest and best use of your time? That is the question we tackle in this episode of the Profit First For Lawyers podcast.
The 7 Parts of Every Successful Law Firm: Part 5 – Physical Plant
RJon explains Physical Plant, which includes everything your staff needs to work. Physical Plant must also align with marketing, sales, and client expectations.
Beyond Profit
We celebrate the book launch. RJon provides his definition of profit and explains why profit has a place in all areas of your life.
The 7 Parts of Every Successful Law Firm: Part 4 – People
In part 4 of the 7-part series the focus shifts to people. From job descriptions to key performance indicators (KPI) and systems to processes needed to build (and keep) an effective team.
Who Is Your Firm’s Ideal Market?
Here are markets for all types of business. Know how to identify your firm's ideal market so that your business is in alignment with your goals.
The 7 Parts of Every Successful Law Firm: Part 3 – Production
We continue our series exploring the 7 Main Parts of Every Successful Law Firm. In part 3, the focus shifts to production - more specifically the systems, processes, and procedures of a successful law
Perception vs. Reality
In this episode, Denise Doonkeen joins Karli to talk about the power of perception and how we are perceived by others. She discusses her role as Executive Assistant to Chief of Staff Delisi Friday. D
The 7 Parts of Every Successful Law Firm: Part 2 – Sales
The valuable lessons on sales RJon Robins shares will have law firms of every size rethinking the role of sales within their law firm.
Procrastination and Your Favorite Ice Cream Flavor
What does your favorite ice cream flavor have to do with procrastination? Find out in this Profit First For Lawyers episode with Delisi Friday, Chief of Staff.
The 7 Parts of a Successful Law Firm: Part 1 – Marketing
This episode kicks off an in-depth series on the seven key areas that make up a successful law firm. Which also happen to be the same seven key areas that make up unsuccessful law firms.