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Surviving a plane crash wasn't part of Attorney Blinn Bates' plan, but it became a pivotal chapter in his life story. A routine flight turned into a near-tragedy and forced a year-long recovery. As a third-generation attorney, Blinn faced the unimaginable. But instead of succumbing to despair, he used the pause to transform his law practice and reevaluate his personal life.
On this episode of Great Practice, Great Life®, Blinn shares his story of resilience and transformation through adversity. He turned the experience into an opportunity to innovate and modernize his family law firm, Woods and Bates. By embracing delegation and systematization, Blinn redefined his leadership style. The firm thrived—even during his extended absence.
Using insights from Atticus growth programs, Blinn made a strategic shift. He moved away from a traditional model and created a more sustainable, future-proof law practice. His journey highlights the importance of planning for unexpected challenges and building a firm that doesn't depend on one person.
Blinn embraced the shift from task delegation to empowering others. Inspired by Dan Martell's Buy Back Your Time, he aligned work with personal values and long-term goals. Work-life balance became a priority. Blinn shares how reshaping his focus enriched both his family and career.
This episode offers valuable insights for any attorney seeking resilience and innovation in their practice. From humorous discoveries in an old desk to practical systems, Blinn's story is both inspiring and actionable. We're grateful for his openness and vulnerability, which will resonate with lawyers facing life-altering challenges.
Join us to celebrate the power of community, support, and the courage to reinvent your life and practice after adversity.
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Surviving a plane crash wasn't part of Attorney Blinn Bates' plan, but it became a pivotal chapter in his life story. A routine flight turned into a near-tragedy and forced a year-long recovery. As a third-generation attorney, Blinn faced the unimaginable. But instead of succumbing to despair, he used the pause to transform his law practice and reevaluate his personal life.
On this episode of Great Practice, Great Life®, Blinn shares his story of resilience and transformation through adversity. He turned the experience into an opportunity to innovate and modernize his family law firm, Woods and Bates. By embracing delegation and systematization, Blinn redefined his leadership style. The firm thrived—even during his extended absence.
Using insights from Atticus growth programs, Blinn made a strategic shift. He moved away from a traditional model and created a more sustainable, future-proof law practice. His journey highlights the importance of planning for unexpected challenges and building a firm that doesn't depend on one person.
Blinn embraced the shift from task delegation to empowering others. Inspired by Dan Martell's Buy Back Your Time, he aligned work with personal values and long-term goals. Work-life balance became a priority. Blinn shares how reshaping his focus enriched both his family and career.
This episode offers valuable insights for any attorney seeking resilience and innovation in their practice. From humorous discoveries in an old desk to practical systems, Blinn's story is both inspiring and actionable. We're grateful for his openness and vulnerability, which will resonate with lawyers facing life-altering challenges.
Join us to celebrate the power of community, support, and the courage to reinvent your life and practice after adversity.
In this episode, you will hear:
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If there's a topic you would like us to cover on an upcoming episode, please email us at [email protected].
Supporting Resources:
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If you like this podcast and are thinking of creating your own, consider talking to my producer, Emerald City Productions. They helped me grow and produce the podcast you are listening to right now. Find out more at https://emeraldcitypro.com Let them know we sent you.

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