I’ve told you that I spend a lot of time writing because I can’t do all the outdoor activities I used to enjoy.
My latest novel, which is now published, is The Keys We Carry. You can find paperback, hard
I think most of you know that 2022 was a very difficult year for me. In February I was told I had cancer in my neck. After surgery, radiation, and chemo, Nancy and I moved into a home in Cabo
Why I Wrote
Her Father’s Honor
Most legal thrillers begin with a crime.
Her Father’s Honor begins with a question.
What happens when a lawyer spends his entire career teaching his daughter to believe in the justice system, only to
Has client development changed since I retired from coaching lawyers? That’s a question I think about.
When I was a lawyer and when I coached lawyers, after years of trying to figure out how I attracted clients and how lawyers
Do you know what today is? I suspect that at least 90 plus percent of you don’t know what today is.
Yes, it’s a Monday. Yes, it’s April 21. Yes, it will be remembered as the day Pope Francis died.
If you do not live in Dallas, you may not know that the parade for the NBA champion Mavericks is in just a few hours. After the Mavericks miraculous comeback in the second game of the series, there was a
From 2005 to 2021 coached over 1500 lawyers in the US and Canada. Now, in 2025 many of those lawyers are leaders or top rainmakers in their law firm. I’m convinced they would have succeeded had they never met me,
Are you finding setting goals a challenge? If so, you are not alone. I have 10 tips I hope will help you.
As many of you know, I left my law practice after my very best year in 2004. From 2005 until COVID I coached close to 2000 lawyers in the United States and Canada.
One of the great joys I have
