VIP Strategy Day: Empower Your Business Growth
December 28, 2016
Are you ready to transform your business with VIP Strategy Day? This exclusive opportunity allows you to accomplish in one day what typically takes six months of planning and execution. With only 8 spots remaining, now is the time to act. VIP Strategy Day includes all travel expenses, access to The Team Empowerment Academy, and […]
How to Avoid Client Follow-Up Failures and Maximize Your Meetings
November 11, 2011
Avoid Client Follow-Up Failures with One Simple Question: Has your assistant ever received a dreaded call from a client asking, “Do you know when your office will send the information I discussed with the attorney last week?” It’s a moment of panic—especially when you realize the information was never sent. It happens to the best […]
How to Stop Yes Chick Behavior and Empower Yourself
September 8, 2011
I remember the exact day I decided to stop Yes Chick behavior. We hired a marketing company with a huge monthly retainer to elevate our business. As a small team of three, I handled everything from marketing to member services and coaching. Naturally, I was responsible for managing the marketing firm. We hired them based […]
How to Stop Being a Yes Chick and Unlock Your Full Potential
August 24, 2011
The exact day I stopped being a Yes Chick was entirely by accident. However, choosing to stop “yes’ing” my boss and instead offering thoughtful insights and well-researched answers was very intentional. Not only was this decision the best thing I did for the company, but it also gave me a sense of empowerment. I felt […]
Out of Overwhelm and Into Overjoyed
June 22, 2011
Overwhelm is a state of mind and a way of being. It is NOT a set of circumstances. It is resistance to what is. It is NOT loving what is going on. The distinct difference of how to stop overwhelm is what you are willing to do about it and taking the responsibility for it. […]
Legal Team Growth: Reflecting on Lessons Learned and Moving Forward
December 30, 2010
Legal team growth is essential as we transition into the New Year. With Christmas officially behind us, many of us who planned to take the last week of the year off find ourselves back in the office, feeling that familiar sense of panic. The “Christmas hangover” sets in—credit card bills are on the way, the […]
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