Today I share the audio recording from our recent webinar on the growing trend of nearshoring and outsourcing for law firms, focusing on the benefits and practical implementation. I'm joined by an awesome panel of experts who share their insider tips and valuable insights. We explain the difference between Outsourcing, Offshoring and Nearshoring. Jason Melton, is a successful law firm owner who built a nearshore resource for himself, and now offers this service to other law firms, Zuly Murphy is the Co-Founder of ProFinder International, and Emily LaRusch the Founder and CEO of back Office Betties, Jason Melton shares how he started nearshoring and the advantages of hiring lawyers and legal professionals in Mexico, emphasizing cost savings, high-quality work, and cultural alignment. Zuly Murphy delves into strategic aspects, highlighting the importance of clear communication, role clarity, and rigorous onboarding processes to ensure seamless remote team operations. Emily LaRusch offers practical advice on managing remote teams, stressing the need to treat internationally hired employees like local ones and create a welcoming culture. Our conversation covers essential practices for making remote work effective for global teams, including a process-based approach to training and documentation. We address the significance of unspoken expectations and...
Today, I had an enlightening conversation with Jeff Nischwitz, a former lawyer turned coach and consultant who specializes in helping law firms and professional services businesses enhance their culture, leadership, and business development strategies. We delved into the dangers of defining one's identity solely by their profession, especially in the legal world, and the crucial need for a balanced and fulfilling work life. Jeff shared invaluable insights on building strong referral networks, delivering exceptional client experiences, and prioritizing self-care and work-life balance—areas where many lawyers often struggle. We also explored innovative approaches to running a successful law practice, emphasizing the importance of people and relationships over just legal expertise. Together, we unpacked the significance of mindset, the importance of confronting fears, and the critical role of leadership in driving a firm's success. Throughout our discussion, we touched on the necessity for law firms to adapt to changes in the industry by focusing on storytelling and relationship-building, as well as the need to systematize processes and build strategic relationships to stay competitive. Tune in to rethink how we approach the business of law and gain transformative ideas for your journey.
In today's episode, I speak with Phyllis Sisenwine, a Master Certified Coach specializing in coaching for attorneys. Phyllis shares insights on enhancing productivity through time blocking, the power of accountability, and maintaining focus amidst mental clutter. We discuss her recommended reads, including "How to Become a Rainmaker" and "The Power of Focus," and explore her journey from selling office supplies to becoming a sought-after speaker and master coach. Phyllis provides practical tips on starting speaking engagements, building a strong personal brand, and structuring your days for efficiency. Our conversation also covers strategies for young lawyers, emphasizing networking, customizing presentations, and leveraging online platforms. We highlight personalized coaching, speaking as a marketing strategy, time management, and the role of accountability in achieving goals.
In this special 100th episode I share our recent webinar, How to Rank Your Law Firm in All 6 Parts of Google - diving into the leading strategies for law firms to gain Google rankings. From the new Google Ai search results and getting in the Top 3 for Google Screened - Local Service Ads (LSAs) to the power of free ranking in Google Maps and SEO, we leave no stone unturned. We'll explore key performance indicators, strategies for handling Google Maps rankings, and the critical need for websites to have chat and a text function. I also share insights on optimizing Google rankings and local SEO for businesses, emphasizing the importance of creating informative content, answering questions, and utilizing YouTube and Google Ads. Additionally, I'll discuss the significance of optimizing SEO for question and answer content and managing online reputation. Creating well-researched and authentic content that resonates with the audience and improving Google Maps rankings for local service ads are also highlighted. You'll discover practical tips and examples to help businesses improve their search rankings and online presence. Stay tuned to learn the secret algorithm for top placements on Google and actionable strategies from one of the best minds...
Today I'm joined by Paul Neal, a seasoned entrepreneur with deep expertise in real estate investing for your firm. We'll explore the shifting trends in office spaces and work habits, emphasizing the need for a local presence and flexible work spaces. We'll discuss the benefits of investing in real estate, including wealth accumulation, control over space, tax advantages, and passive income. Paul and I will share creative business strategies, the importance of mentorship and networking, and innovation. Paul will reveal his go-to productivity tools, discuss the art of delegation, and recommend essential business reads. We'll also address the demand for flexible work arrangements, and how delegating tasks can free up time for high-level thinking. Join us as we uncover insights on acquiring business properties, leveraging low down payment options, and the wealth-building potential of real estate. Let's get started!
This week, I had the pleasure of interviewing Dr. Jean The Results Queen, Dr. Jean Oursler, founder of Caveman Brain. With over 24 years of experience in operations, sales, marketing, and finance, Dr. Oursler brings a wealth of knowledge to our discussion about coaching law firms. Dr. Oursler is also an EOS (Entrepreneurial Operating System) Implementer, and she explains how EOS enhances productivity, accountability, and communication within legal practices. She shares compelling success stories, including a managing partner who saw significant improvements in meeting productivity and task completion through EOS. She lays out four essential building blocks for improving sales, particularly for personal injury attorneys, and stresses the importance of deeply understanding your target audience. We discuss the significance of setting achievable goals, the concept of "brain junk" or mental clutter, and the myriad benefits of EOS. Dr. Oursler shares her journey of transitioning her business from a traveling consultancy to an online venture, highlighting the importance of aligning marketing and business development strategies. It's an engaging and informative discussion that you won't want to miss.