Developing the Next Generation of Rainmakers
It was my first trial. I wish I could remember how many times I practiced my opening statement, how many times I practiced my cross-examinations and how many times I practiced my closing argument. I realize now that I deliberately practiced each and broke each into chunks when I was practicing.
Yesterday, I shared with…
What is deliberate practice and why do you need to know how to do it? In this post, I will focus on why. In my next post, I will focus on how.
I was reminded of deliberate practice when I had a coaching session with a lawyer recently. The day before our coaching session she…
Have you ever heard the term: “Chunking?” The essence of it is to learn in small chunks. I am sure you can find many discussions of the concept if you search on Google.
I recently finished New York Times writer, Daniel Coyle’s book: The Talent Code: Greatness Isn’t Born. It’s Grown. Here’s How. He talks…