Topic
Productivity
358 published works
The Attorney Marketing Center
How to waste time productively (and why you should)
By David Ward
We’re all bombarded by well-meaning experts telling us not to waste time. They acknowledge the need to take a short break between tasks but remind us that “time is money”…
The Attorney Marketing Center
Watching Netflix all day can actually be productive
By David Ward
Laura Mae Martin is Google’s in-house productivity expert and just offered some of the most useful productivity advice I’ve ever heard. Instead of defining productivity in terms of how much…
Future Lawyer
Get Up And Get Busy
By rickgeorges
Sometimes, it is hard to get busy and do the useful thing during the holidays. However, as I age, the definition of useful gets broader. To do the useful thing,…
The Attorney Marketing Center
What’s your DMO?
By David Ward
Many people use the last few days of the year to plan their next year. If you’re among them, one thing you might want to do is create (or update)…
Attorney with a Life
Thriving Legal Practice – Procrastination Breakthrough Course
By Allison Wolf
THREE MONTH PROGRAM FOR LAWYERS EXCLUSIVELY MINIMUM GROUP SIZE 6, MAXIMUM 12 Program Starts March 1, 2020 Who Should Take Part: Lawyers who are seeking guidance, a plan, and accountability…
Notations on Non-Profits
Make Progress On Goals & Ideas Over Thanksgiving Break
Yes! Holiday season is upon us! You’ve probably bookmarked a dozen Black Friday sites and eaten several “last pieces” of candy you weren’t supposed to have in the first place.…
The Attorney Marketing Center
Multi-tasking for the win
By David Ward
“What’s your best productivity hack?” That’s the question posed to a group of busy executives whose answers were reported in an article I just scanned. (That’s one of my hacks:…
Appellate Advocacy Blog
The Productive Lawyer Redux
“Life is too complicated not to be orderly.” – Martha StewartI've written about productivity a few times, like here. It's an eternal struggle for many of us lawyers (I know…
The Attorney Marketing Center
It’s called ‘maybe’ for a reason
By David Ward
I love hearing how other people structure and use their lists. When I find an idea I like, I try it and see if it works for me. Sometimes, they…
Lawyerist
Podcast #245: The One Thing, with Geoff Woods
In this episode with Geoff Woods, we talk about what the ONE thing means, why we shouldn’t focus on more than one thing, how to pick a “thing”, and how…