What makes time management so challenging for lawyers?
If you find yourself sacrificing time with friends and family, unable to practice adequate self-care, or unable to prioritize the things you care about outside of work, you’re most definitely not alone. While the practice of law presents a few unique challenges that make managing your time feel close to impossible, the good news is I’ve got a five-stage roadmap that will help you identify your personal challenges and offer tools that will give you control, confidence, clarity, and a sense of calm around your schedule.
Join me on this episode to hear why time management is different for lawyers and what to do about it. You’ll discover how a lack of time management might be manifesting in your life, how to adopt a mindset that’s more aligned with the life and practice you want, and my top strategies and solutions for better managing your time.
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What You’ll Learn from this Episode:
- What makes time management uniquely challenging for lawyers.
- How the practice of law is not contained in a nine-to-five framework.
- Why your practice might feel reactive.
- The importance of regulating your nervous system.
- How recording billable hours adds an additional challenge to effective time management.
- The 5 stages of building a time-management system that works for you.
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