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The hardest part of making changes in your law practice is avoiding the inevitable backslide. A successful improvement project changes the way people work.

It’s a radical idea: what if your work, a profession that took you many years and cost thousands of dollars to study, didn’t make you miserable? Sara Forte is out to prove it’s not only possible, it’s happening as we speak.

When was the last time you evaluated your intake process? If you’re coming up blank, then now’s a great time to take a closer look.

Humans adapt to broken processes. We’re really good at it. We solve problems and create workarounds, and those workarounds become the new normal. But what if your “normal” isn’t actually efficient? Relying on “the way you’ve always done it,” leads to a lot of missed opportunities for improvement.

Running your own firm can be lonely. Often, you’re the only one worrying about cashflow and wondering how you can bring more clients in the door, streamline your practice, and keep up with the work that pays the bills. It’s stressful and exhausting.