How do you currently record your billable hours, and how does your process make you feel?
The lawyers I work with often commit to a solid docketing practice at the beginning of the year, only to find themselves slipping and playing catch-up by this point in January. They tell me that recording their timesheets feels more challenging than it needs to be, and they find it a painful process that stirs up feelings of dread, resistance, and resentment, leading them to drag their feet.
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What You’ll Learn from this Episode:
- Why billable hours is an important topic, especially at the beginning of the year.
- The purpose of billable hours.
- How your relationship with docketing influences the way you think, feel, and the actions you take.
- The hang-ups that may be preventing you from docketing your time and meeting targets.
- Why you might find yourself procrastinating on recording your billable hours.
- How to eliminate distractions and stay on track with your deliverables.
- The 5 D’s of docketing effectively.
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