3 Simple Tips to Reduce Stress
Do you have a lot on your plate? Feeling stressed? Overwhelmed with balancing your work and personal life? Don’t worry, you’re not alone. Many lawyers have a tendency to work long hours, sleep less than other professionals their age, and constantly jump from task to task without taking a break.
Read More4 Tips for Building Lifelong Client Relationships
Want to know the key to establishing a successful practice? Develop and maintain strong client relationships. Believe it or not, it really is that simple.
Read More7 Tips to Help Your Law Firm Conquer HIPAA-Compliance
With the rules and regulations of HIPAA policies constantly in flux, it’s difficult to be sure that your law firm is in compliance with the latest guidelines. In fact, many firms have been using the same methods of compliance for years and years, continuing to do so because no major issues have been encountered. Little do they know that many of these methods are outdated and were not necessarily secure in the first place.
How to Become a Better-Spoken Lawyer
I bet you remember a time when you were blown away by a fantastic presentation. You marveled at the speaker’s persuasive eloquence, seamless transitions, and arresting charisma, wondering how she was able to captivate you so effortlessly. You can probably also recall one of your law school classmates fumbling with his note cards, mumbling his way through a dry and uninspired discourse – or, even worse, directly reading blocks of text off his PowerPoint slides! As much as these presenters are polar opposites, both make glaringly clear how public speaking skills can make or break your credibility.
Read More4 Ways to Get Inspired for 2016 with SMART Goals
Have you put much thought into your goals for 2016? If you've yet to really think about what you hope to achieve, let's start with this: ban lofty, hard-to-reach, impossible-to-measure goals that set you up for failure. Seriously. It's one thing to ~*~*DrEaM BiG*~*~, but when you're holding yourself to ridiculous standards that are hardly achievable, no one wins. Instead of another set of cliché "resolutions," check out these 4 ideas for some serious SMART goals (i.e. goals that are Specific Measurable Action-Oriented, Realistic and Timely) for 2016.

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