44 Productivity Tips
Focus on results not effort. Or as Steve Jobs said: “Artists always ship.” 1. Create a To Don’t list. Cut down your To Do list to no more than 3 things each day,…
Breathing life into your career
Are you a linchpin? Is you raison d’être to create something remarkable, or do you merely fit it in, keep your head down and hope that you will get noticed? In many ways,…
The point of no return?
It is the most oft repeated expression in the lexicon of personal development: “You are what you think.” I could call upon many great names to support my point, but it matters not….
How to avoid internal politics
Truth is, you can’t.
We all know that you have to play the game, it’s just that some people seem to get more satisfaction from being in the mix than do the majority of others.
I would not sure how to describe my journey with the internal jostling and sucking up. A part of me would like to think (smugly) that I ploughed my own furrow (“I’ll show the bastards”) but perhaps the more sanguine part of my personality would replay some of my more cringe-worthy moments, where I thought the only way to get on was to play the game. Either way, it didn’t benefit me. And, if anything, it made me even more resolute in the end that I simply wasn’t cut out for corporate life because I couldn’t be the real me.
It’s All About the Money …
What I Do
I care passionately about what I do.
Always have, always will.
My core message is the power of your brand, and helping people become the most that they can be (see the book Practically Radical by William Taylor). My focus is on social media, but I also work on other areas of practice – business development, client service and EXCELLENCE.
The Partnership Structure ~ Old Habits Die Hard
“To respond to the need for efficiency around the basics there is the stability pillar. To respond to the need for regular innovation, there is an entrepreneurial pillar. And to respond to the…
Why lawyers would rather practice law than market their practice
Why lawyers should play to their core strengths
Why are you ignoring your single biggest asset ~ your PEOPLE?
Yes, you guessed it, that old chestnut
