There’s something about fall that feels like a fresh start. Summer distractions fade, people settle back into routines and clients start thinking about what’s next. For lawyers, this is one
There’s something about fall that feels like a fresh start. Summer distractions fade, people settle back into routines and clients start thinking about what’s next. For lawyers, this is one…
Business development makes many lawyers uneasy. Approaching new potential clients, asking for meetings or talking about your services can feel awkward and intimidating. Many worry about coming across as pushy or unprepared. That nervousness doesn’t mean you lack skill or talent. More often, it means no one has shown you how to approach business development in a way that fits your style and feels natural.…
Business development isn’t an exact science. Still, many lawyers and professionals approach it like a checklist. They create a plan, send a few outreach emails, follow up and expect results…
Many associates put off business development. They think it comes later, once they’ve made partner or have a book of business to grow.
But waiting means missing opportunities.
Business development…
For a long time, I thought business development meant asking for work. Making the pitch. Selling yourself. Trying to convince someone to say yes.
It felt uncomfortable. Forced. Like something…
Most people think building a successful career comes down to doing great work, being responsive and showing up when it counts. And yes, those things matter, but they’re not enough.
There are few things more powerful in business or life than a well-timed, sincere compliment.
I’ve seen it open doors, start conversations, strengthen relationships and shift the entire energy of…
Losing a client or a pitch can feel personal. It can rattle your confidence, trigger self-doubt and make you question the quality of your work. But the truth is, every…
Most B2B content doesn’t do what it’s supposed to do. It gets published, posted and forgotten. It checks a box but doesn’t support sales. It doesn’t reflect what clients care…
You have a great meeting. A promising call. Maybe even a referral conversation that seems like it could go somewhere. And then… nothing.
This is where a lot of professionals…