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In this episode, we have a candid conversation with Marie Drake who shares the story behind why she became a lawyer, her family law practice, and her “No B.S. Divorce” model. She also talks about how a colleague’s drastic transformation led Marie to attend a Live Quarterly Meeting and join How To MANAGE a Small Law Firm four years ago. Marie has embraced Profit First and found RJon’s win-win model works well within her law firm. She advises young lawyers to explore several specialties before selecting one practice area.
RJon talks about why being profitable professionally and personally is equally important as being profitable financially. He shares the story of “boat days” which produced invaluable business insight and personal satisfaction despite there being more lucrative ways to spend four days. RJon contends that the value he received far outweighed what he would have earned speaking on stages or hosting a workshop. Which illustrates his model of alignment between professional, personal, and financial success.
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In this episode, we have a candid conversation with Marie Drake who shares the story behind why she became a lawyer, her family law practice, and her “No B.S. Divorce” model. She also talks about how a colleague’s drastic transformation led Marie to attend a Live Quarterly Meeting and join How To MANAGE a Small Law Firm four years ago. Marie has embraced Profit First and found RJon’s win-win model works well within her law firm. She advises young lawyers to explore several specialties before selecting one practice area.
RJon talks about why being profitable professionally and personally is equally important as being profitable financially. He shares the story of “boat days” which produced invaluable business insight and personal satisfaction despite there being more lucrative ways to spend four days. RJon contends that the value he received far outweighed what he would have earned speaking on stages or hosting a workshop. Which illustrates his model of alignment between professional, personal, and financial success.
Oscar Ferenczi: Ep 28 Does Your Accountant Have An Entrepreneurial Mindset?
The Power of TED by David Emerald
And most importantly, order your copy of Profit First for Lawyers today!

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