Answering Legal & Summit Success International Present: How To Grow Your Practice And Avoid Burnout Too
Were you unable to attend our webinar event on November 18th? Don’t worry. Our presentation, How To Grow Your Practice And Avoid Burnout Too: Five Habits That Will Lead To A More Balanced And Successful Legal Life, is now available for viewing. Check it out below.
In this webinar, Answering Legal marketing director Nick Werker and Doug Brown, J.D. (Chief Learning Officer at Summit Success International) cover five essential disciplines for managing your law firm, which can lead to more clients for your practice, and a more enjoyable legal life.
Topics of discussion include:
- Having clear goals, a destination and a plan
- Filling your practice with ideal clients
- Getting things done through others
- Solving the founder's problem
- Leveraging the power of SOPs
Have any follow-up questions about the presentation? Reach out to [email protected] or [email protected].
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