054: Business Coaching for Lawyers with Patrick Slaughter

Why do some lawyers get business coaches? And how can having a coach help you improve your law firm? That’s what this episode is about.

Show Notes

Patrick Slaughter is a practicing lawyer in Knoxville, Tennessee. He has improved his law practice so much that other lawyers are now asking him to coach them, so we’ll talk about why coaching helps solo and small firm lawyers.

• Acuity Calendering software
• First episode with Patrick Slaughter (#48)
• Episode with Patrick re: Law Practice Management (#50)
• The Trillion Dollar Coach, by Eric Schmidt
• Details re: The Operations Workshop that Patrick & Ernie are doing in August (2019)

General Resources

• Learn to use technology to reduce friction & gain freedom with this resource: https://www.the8020lawyer.com/
• Focus on these essential tech tools for maximum traction in your practice.
• Take this short law practice assessment to identify your main strengths & weaknesses.

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