Some time ago I read an article titled: “The Big Secret to Success in Anything You Do.” The secret: the ability to concentrate.
In other words, the ability to focus all of your mental powers on one important task until that task is completed and completed well.
When I was a younger lawyer
Cordell, what should be included in our client development training program?
I started a coaching session a few weeks ago asking the lawyer what she would like to get out of our coaching session. The lawyer replied:
Find a way to give me more hours in a day.
Are you like that lawyer, wishing someone could find more hours for you? Unfortunately there is no way
I’m up bright and early this morning for the long and stressful trek through security and US Customs in Montreal. Even though I have Nexus and Global Entry, it took a long time this morning.
Last night I dined at my hotel Le Germain. The restaurant is called Laurie Raphael. My waiter recommended the
I am continuing my reposts on how lawyers I coached prepared their 2012 business and personal plans. As in the other blog posts. I have changed the year from 2012 to 2015.
As you will see below, Squire Patton Boggs partner, Kevin O’Neill uses David Allen’s Getting Things Done approach. Kevin tells me he is
I believe it was 2005. One of my former partners gave me David Allen’s book: Getting Things Done. I began reading it on the plane coming back from Washington, DC. Before I finished reading it, I ordered 20 copies and started giving them to lawyers I was coaching at the time. I talked about