When I was young, we couldn’t afford the best. So frequently I bought something that wasn’t the best.
When I was in the US Air Force trying government contract cases, we received $25 a day for a hotel and meals in Washington, D.C. Even back then, we could not stay in a hotel for $25,
In 2007, I bought a Mac PowerBook for myself and for Joyce with the intention of converting my entire office to Mac. But, I continued to use my PC. It was simply easier to use the PC because I did not have to think about how to use the various programs. I had done it
I recently watched all ten episodes of The Last Dance on ESPN. While watching I wondered if the Chicago Bulls won all those championships because they were a great team or because the individual players, especially Michael Jordan, were great.
I don’t know. What do you think? Can you answer the same question about
Paula Black posted a wonderful blog titled: Legal Business Development: What Business Are You In? I urge you to read Paula’s post.
When asked lawyers in most firms would likely say:
We are in the business of providing legal services to clients.
While that answer would be accurate, as Paula points out, it likely would
Steve Jobs passed away yesterday. That was the lead front page story today in USA Today. Why was it such an important story? I think it is fair to say he really changed the world. Read 10 important products Steve Jobs helped bring to the world.
But, I think law firms can learn
This has been a tough week for me. On Tuesday evening I traveled to New York to give two presentations at a New York firm on Wednesday. When I put my MacAir computer in a tray and on the belt at DFW, I watched as TSA backed up the belt and my computer fell to
Have you read the articles? Apple’s dominance leaves trail of winners, losers.
Close to oblivion in 1997, Apple is now the world’s second-most valuable company, after Exxon Mobil Corp.
Microsoft is one of the losers. What is the difference between Apple and Microsoft and what does it say to lawyers and law firms? I