Business Development for Leaders
Lawyers with whom I speak are often uncomfortable in rainmaking, especially in moving from a general conversation to one in which the lawyer might ask for a potential client's business. No one wants to appear pushy or desperate, and most lawyers have a natural aversion to selling themselves. A lawyer who's always self-promoting and trying to get business is not appealing. Nobody wants to talk with that kind of lawyer, and most of us don't want to be him or her.
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Julie A. Fleming (of Life at the Bar LLC) offers attorney development coaching and consulting for associates and partners who want to create successful, satisfying and sustainable practices
Julie A. Fleming (of Life at the Bar LLC) offers attorney development coaching and consulting for associates and partners who want to create successful, satisfying and sustainable practices
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