Your team members are people, not machines. Understanding them is the first step to getting them to do their best work for your organization — and feel great about it.In this episode of The Game Changing Attorney Podcast, Michael Mogill will equip you to recognize, reward, and motivate your team effectively.You’ll learn: The right and wrong way to recognize your team members’ contributions How understanding strengths and weaknesses can align your team Strategies to motivate and reward your people that actually work Links & Resources: Episode Shownotes BuzzFeed CliftonStrengths Kolbe Myers-Briggs PRINT® AirPods Lululemon Bonusly

Every law firm is in the business of building relationships. According to John Ruhlin — revolutionary creator of Giftology — giving the right gift, at the right time, with the right intention is one of the most powerful ways to cut through noise, increase referrals, and strengthen retention.In other words, gifting builds great relationships with your clients.In this episode of The Game Changing Attorney Podcast, Crisp Founder & CEO Michael Mogill sits down with John to explore: Why gifts shouldn’t be reserved only for the holiday season How to shift your thinking from short-term to long-term relationship-building What your clients will truly appreciate and value in a gift Links & Resources: Episode Shownotes Davy Crockett Daniel Boone Cutco Cutlery Nature Sunshine Rolex Facebook Ads Bourbon The Five Love Language by Gary Chapman Bose Headphones iPad Cutter & Buck Nordstrom Bed Bath and Beyond Williams Sonoma Seiko Watch Apple Watch Gary Vaynerchuk Ritz-Carlton Motel 6 Opus One Lewis Howes Southwest Airlines Starbucks Daddy Warbucks Ebenezer Scrooge Giftology by John Ruhlin Goodwill Vitamix Tony Robbins The Notebook Ryan Gosling Rachel McAdams NASCAR Shawshank Redemption FBI Romeo and Juliet Oprah

As the leader of a growing business, the decisions you make impact everyone around you in huge ways. The future of your organization, your team members, your clients, and your community depends on making the right calls when it matters most.So how can you ensure your decision-making is the most effective it can be?In this episode of The Game Changing Attorney Podcast, Crisp Founder & CEO Michael Mogill equips listeners with expertise on: The factors you need to consider when making high-stakes decisions Which sources of criticism to take seriously — and which to ignore How to fight decision fatigue in an increasingly complex business Links & Resources Show Notes Disney Bob Iger Jeff Bezos NFTs Bitcoin S&P 500 Game Changers Summit Crisp David Goggins Christian Horner Red Bull Formula One team Drive to Survive (Netflix series) Nick Saban Four Seasons The Ritz-Carlton Jocko Willink

Randi McGinn is one of the best trial lawyers in the country, the first woman president of the Inner Circle of Advocates, and one game changing leader.In this episode of The Game Changing Attorney Podcast, Randi and Crisp Founder & CEO Michael Mogill explore transformational experiences, such as: Challenging the status quo, whether you’re in or out of the courtroom Giving your all wherever you are, whether it’s at home or at work Being a role model through integrity, tenacity, and commitment Links & Resources Episode Show Notes McGinn, Montoya, Love, & Curry Mothers Against Drunk Driving (M.A.D.D.)

Transformational insights. Groundbreaking ideas. Unforgettable conversations.This is just a small sampling of the impact you can expect when you tune into The Game Changing Attorney Podcast — and this show continues raising the bar every time.In this electrifying look back at our top moments from 2023’s second quarter, we’ll revisit powerful takeaways from: Alex Hormozi: Founder & Managing Partner of Acquisition.com Joe De Sena: Founder & CEO of Spartan Daryl Gray: Partner at Wright Gray Trial Lawyers Adam Alter: New York Times Best-Selling Author ---Show Notes:Alex HormoziThe one trait all great leaders have in common. “If you have humility, you can do a lot. If somebody's humbled and they can accept feedback, then they can change. It's very difficult to do, because if someone doesn't have humility, then it means that whoever they are on day one has to be the person that they need to be at day 1000. If they can't admit there’s a deficit that they can't improve, they’re already screwed. So humility is by far the biggest thing when it comes to being a successful founder. Beyond that, they have to have drive and determination — their fuel.”Joe De SenaAn easier life is not a happier life. “We have more and more of these comforts that do make our lives easier. At the same time, one could also argue that as a society we've never been more unhappy. There have never been greater instances of anxiety and depression and all these things, and yet you have more comforts than ever. It almost seems like it's an innate part of the human condition to almost need a degree of like earned dopamine.”Daryl GrayServant leadership is the key to success. “I'm always looking to be a champion and a servant to others. That's all I do. That's my whole business model. I think the money is a byproduct of doing that. You're going to make money. This is what, a $400 billion industry? A lot of people don't understand how much money floats around the legal industry. Legal services is a huge, huge industry compared to oil and gas and insurance and tech — all these industries that we know about. So the money is there. But the thing that sets you apart — and I think the thing that's going always survive, whether it be the rise of AI, whether it be other changes like hedge funds coming in and all of this stuff, which everybody's concerned about now — you have to keep your finger on the pulse of what a servant should be doing for the people that need your help the most and that's John every day. If you're not looking at it from that standpoint, then you're not going to create a long-lasting, survivable business model.”Adam AlterEmbrace the challenge. “Broadly speaking, there are two ways to think of something that's hard. One way is to do what is, I think, human instinct and to see it as a threat. It's nice to do things that are easy. There's a reason we spend hours and hours watching Netflix and scrolling through social media platforms and eight hours a day on our phones and things like that. It's easy, and a lot of life feels hard and so we seek out the easy. And that makes total sense from a human energy apportionment perspective. I understand why people do that, and I do the same to an extent. But it's the things that are hard that are beneficial — not just now, but in the very long run. I think they make us stronger. We know that. We've talked about that. They make us more resilient in the face of challenges that might come up later on.”---Links & Resources: Episode 158 — Alex Hormozi — The Power of Humility in Achieving Entrepreneurial Success Episode 161 — Joe De Sena — The Spartan Mindset: Embracing Discomfort and Unleashing Mental Toughness Episode 167 — Daryl Gray — The Power of Authentic Advocacy: Transforming Lives and Uniting Communities Episode 171 — Adam Alter — Anatomy of a Breakthrough: How to Get Unstuck When It Matters Most

Seth Godin is an entrepreneur, best-selling author, speaker, and — most of all — a teacher. His focus ranges widely, from effective marketing and leadership to the spread of ideas and changing everything. As the author of 20 international best-sellers that have been translated into more than 35 languages, Seth has motivated and inspired countless people around the world.In this episode of The Game Changing Attorney Podcast, this revolutionary thinker explores why passion isn’t enough, why training should be quality over quantity, and how to be extraordinary in a world of average lawyers practicing average law.He and Crisp Founder & CEO Michael Mogill explore questions such as: What is the “infinite game,” and why is playing it the ultimate goal of life? Why is repeated failure a strong indicator of success? What is the dangerous scarcity mindset, and how can you escape it? How can a non-competitive mindset help your business?

To grow your law firm successfully, it’s crucial that you don’t do it alone. You need a mentor who has gone before you, can advise and support you, and ultimately is living a life that you want to emulate.So where can you find the right mentor?In this Ask Michael Mogill Anything episode, Michael and Jessica Mogill dive deep into: Why you want a mentor who is not focused on trends and tactics Where to find the right mentors How to get leaders you admire to want to be your mentor Links & Resources Episode Show Notes Facebook ads Google Local Service Ads (LSAs) Pay-per-click Search engine optimization (SEO) Who Not How by Dan Sullivan Crisp Coach

In this episode of The Game Changing Attorney Podcast, Michael sits down with Brian Panish, an experienced trial attorney and the Founding Partner of Panish | Shea | Boyle | Ravipudi. Brian has established himself as a prominent figure in the legal realm — but it was no easy feat.During their conversation, Michael and Brian discuss: The relentless pursuit of victory How to become a true champion Why self-improvement is a never-ending journey Links & Resources: Episode Show Notes Coach Jim Sweeney Edward Bennett Williams Tim Grover Winning by Tim Grover Mark McCormick Creative Artists Agency (CAA) Anderson v. General Motors John F. Kennedy Jr. plane crash Michael Jackson case John Morgan Moe Levine

As an entrepreneur, the decisions you make have a direct impact on the success of your business. Prioritizing the right things, investing in the right places, and operating the right way is essential — and not always easy.Michael Mogill faced similar challenges — and as you’ll discover in this episode of The Game Changing Attorney Podcast, he still does.In this segment of Ask Michael Mogill Anything, he and Jessica Mogill discuss: The importance of prioritizing your health and wellness as a leader How to lead by example for your team How to let go and trust your team Links & Resources Episode Show Notes Slack Six Flags

Meet George Foreman III, a rigorous trainer, a tenacious entrepreneur, and the son who followed in the footsteps of his world-renowned, two-time heavyweight champion father George Foreman. Foreman III truly believes in the statement “the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree.” He attributes his entrepreneurial prowess to the lessons he learned while training with his dad — and now you can learn them too.In this episode of The Game Changing Attorney Podcast, George and Michael sit down to discuss: How work ethic plays a major role in your success The importance of forging your own path Why being fearless is one of the most important traits you can have Links & Resources Episode Shownotes George Foreman 1968 Olympics Muhammad Ali Fight of the Century (Joe Frazier vs. Muhammad Ali) Ken Norton George Foreman Youth and Community Center Gerry Cooney Evander Holyfield LeBron James Lennox Lewis Emanuel Steward Thomas Hearns Wladimir Klitschko The Crystal Cathedral ESPN Houston Independent School District Dave Chappelle Floyd Mayweather Sugar Ray Robinson Michael Jordan Kobe Bryant George Foreman Grill The National Enquirer Nike Oscar Mayer KFC Baskin-Robbins McDonald’s Tommy Morrison Don King Clydesdale horse Mike Tyson USA Network