Do you ever feel like your mind is holding too many thoughts at once and you don’t know where to start? When everything feels equally important, it can be difficult to prioritize, make decisions, and move forward. In this episode, I share the process I use to take scattered thoughts and turn them into something […]
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Ep #272: How to Create a Sustainable Practice: Getting “Back on Track” (4 of 4)
What would it take for your practice to actually feel sustainable? In this fourth and final episode of the series on getting back on track, I explore why sustainability is not about never falling off track, but about developing the ability to recover when it happens. Creating a sustainable practice means building systems that can […]
Ep #271: How to Recover When Your Time Management Systems Fail: Getting “Back on Track” (3 of 4)
Have you ever fallen off track and wondered how to get your time management systems working again? In this third episode of a four-part series, I explore what happens after your systems fail and how to recover when the structures you rely on are no longer working. Getting back on track is not about starting […]
Ep #270: The Difference Between Systems That Stick and Systems That Fail: Getting “Back on Track” (2 of 4)
Do you struggle to get back on track after your time management systems stop working? In this second episode of a four-part series, we explore what differentiates those who successfully regain control from those who don’t. Understanding these differences helps you approach setbacks with intention and ensures your systems can continue supporting your practice over […]
Ep #269: Why Your Time Management Systems Fail: Getting “Back on Track” (1 of 4)
Do you ever find that even your best time management systems eventually stop working? In this first episode of a four-part series, I explore why systems fail and why falling off track is a normal part of practice. Recognizing these patterns is the first step in getting back on track and maintaining structure in your […]
Ep #268: Business Development: Lawyer Procrastination Trap (3 of 3)
Do you put off business development tasks because they feel overwhelming or uncertain? In this final episode in the series on common procrastination patterns for lawyers, we explore why business development often gets delayed and what factors contribute to this challenge. Understanding these dynamics can help you approach relationship-building and visibility work with more intention. […]
Ep #267: Drafting: Lawyer Procrastination Trap (2 of 3)
Do you find yourself putting off drafting projects until the last minute? In this second episode in a series on common procrastination patterns for lawyers, we explore why drafting tasks with longer lead times often get delayed and the factors that contribute to this pattern. Understanding these dynamics can help you approach complex writing projects […]
Ep #266: Docketing: Lawyer Procrastination Trap (1 of 3)
Do you find yourself putting off your time entries or delaying routine docketing tasks? Many lawyers struggle with procrastination in this area, and it can create stress, tension, and bottlenecks in workflow. In this first episode in a series on specific areas of procrastination for lawyers, we look at why docketing often gets delayed and […]
Ep #265: 3 Things Changing Your Job Won’t Fix
Do you ever think that moving to a new job will solve the challenges you’re facing in your current role? Many lawyers assume that a new position will automatically remove stress, difficult people, or role misalignment. In this episode, I explore why a job change alone often isn’t enough and highlight three key areas that […]
Ep #264: Permission to Tear it All Down and Rebuild
Do you feel like your current practice or role no longer fits, but you aren’t sure how to move forward? Sometimes your work can feel reactive, incoherent, or like it’s been stitched together in ways that no longer serve you. This episode offers permission to pause, reflect, and explore how you could rebuild aspects of […]