In this episode, we explore the psychological phenomenon known as “Impostor Syndrome”, in which an otherwise, competent, capable person experiences the irrational belief that he or she is concealing the fact that he or she is a fraud. The Phenomenon afflicts nearly 70% of people occasionally, and as many as 20% of us regularly. In this episode of the Law

“Stick to a schedule Don’t go too general Focus on audio quality” –David Sparks, Mac Power Users My guest for this session is David Sparks, A business lawyer from Orange County, California,  and a self proclaimed geek. David is also a podcaster, blogger, and author who writes about finding the best tools, hardware, and workflows for using Apple products to get work

Best Laid Plains…    “the best laid plans of mice and men often go awry” — Robert Burns (Scottish Poet)   In this episode, I share my approach to things when plans go off the rails.  The scheduled interview for today fell through, so I needed my fallback plan. I also explore some of the tools and techniques I use

name here “…I'm finding that I'm actually connecting with business people who start to know, like and trust me because they get a sense of who I am…” — Nick Pavlidis My Guest for this episode is Nick Pavlidis, a  Boston area lawyer who serves as in-house counsel for an international corporate management firm, helping them with commercial, corporate, labor, and

name here    “…I want to learn from my peers. I wish they all had podcasts.”  — Samuel Partida, Jr. – The Criminal Nuggets Podcast       Samuel Partida, Jr. is a criminal defense attorney in Illinois. He was in private practice as an Illinois defense attorney for about three three years. Before that he was an assistant state's attorney for

name here    The best microphone to use, is the one you have…         In this episode of the show, I share some criteria to consider when choosing a microphone for podcasting. I discuss the types of microphones available, from on-board laptop mice, to headsets, usb microphones, and full, professional grade xlr mics that require a mixer and

“[Podcasting] is the single, greatest thing I've ever done for my practice.” -Josh Brown, Franchise Euphoria My guest on the show this time around is Josh Brown. Josh is a practicing franchise attorney in Carmel, Indiana. He has built a legal practice around helping entrepreneurs build businesses that scale and grow. Josh loves helping entrepreneurs, business owners, franchisees and

My guest for this episode is John Skiba, a Phoenix area lawyer who serves consumers, helping them with consumer related litigation – debt defense, FDCPA matters, and bankruptcy. John has started his own solo practice on two different occasions. In his spare time, John coaches high school football and work on his hobby farm with his six kids and 5

My guest for Episode 5 is Miranda McCroskey, an Orange County, California criminal defense lawyer who focuses on professional licensing defense.  She began her legal career working in federal and local government, and then later transitioned to private practice.  In 2003, she went solo. Miranda’s show is called “Lawpreneur Radio”, and comes out of her entrepreneurial spirit and her recognition that

My guest for episode 4 is my friend Jay Fleischman.  Jay is a partner in the firm of Schaev and Fleischman, with offices in Los Angeles and New York. The firm focuses on student loan and bankruptcy law matters.  Helping clients get their debts  under control, stop debt collector harassment, fix errors in credit reports, and generally getting back their financial lives. Jay