This is the last in my series on how lawyers I coach are planning for 2010. As you will see below, Kevin O’Neill uses David Allen’s Getting Things Done
approach.
Through my work with Cordell, I am a big fan of the Getting Things Done (GTD) series of books by David Allen, and they are
During December I am focusing on Planning for 2010 and including ideas from lawyers I coach.
Tricia DeLeon is a partner in the Dallas Bracewell Giuliani office. I have been working with her the last several months. As you will see below, her planning focuses on her life priorities.
I am preparing my 2010 business
During December I have focused on planning for 2010 and shared ideas from lawyers I coach. Staci Riordan is a Fashion Law lawyer I coach with Fox Rothschild‘s Los Angeles office. In a future blog post I will share with you some of the innovative ways Staci is using social media. Here is Staci’s
I am continuing to post ideas lawyers I coach are using to prepare their 2010 plan.
Jodi McDougall, a partner with Cozen O’Connor in their Seattle, office recently shared her approach with me:
I’m planning for next year by first reviewing this past year. I’m going through my goals from last year and seeing
In my last two blog posts, I have discussed why you should have a plan for 2010 and my thoughts on how to get started. I have asked lawyers I coach to share with you how they are preparing their 2010 business plan.
James J. O’Keeffe, a new partner with Gentry Locke Rakes &