From Alexandria, Egypt...

A tech tip about why in addition to using a password manager like 1password, you should also be using unique codes for your ATM card and to unlock your phone.

Some concise advice about why looking exclusively at law firms for business ideas isn't a great idea, since our industry is not generally a trend-setter when it comes to processes and technology.

From Tunis, Tunisia...

If your law firm is going to run like a business, you need systems. The Law Firm Flywheel program is starting soon and we'll be spending a month creating a process for building systems for every aspect of your practice so that the practice can run under its own momentum without you having to cary every case and project across the finish line.

A tech tip about software that allows you to build, assign, and update your systems using tools like Process.st, SweetProcess, and SystemHub.

Some concise advice about why systems matter and how you can make your clients (and yourself) happier with systems that are documented and enforced, rather that used ad-hoc.

From Cairo, Egypt...

A tech tip about tools like Descript.com, Rev.com, and GoTranscript.com for audio transcription.

Some concise advice about breaking down the processes behind your client's journey to identify the flaws and get them fixed.

From Baghdad, Iraq...

A tech tip about using Trakt.tv to manage the TV and video content you're watching as well as find new things you might enjoy.

Some concise advice about travel and my thoughts on the valuable things I've learned from years on the road.

From Bahrain...

A tech tip about why using search engines like Brave, Neva, and You might get you better results with more privacy and whether we're heading toward a post-Google search landscape.

Some concise advice about why asking clients who didn't hire you what went wrong and why they went with someone else might be awkward, but will present you with opportunities for changing your approach and making your firm better.

From Medina, Saudi Arabia...

A tech tip about email privacy services and why they make sense, including my current favorite, AnonAddy.

Some concise advice about why you should take the time you're spending watching old TV shows or YouTube videos to send some quick messages to people on your contact list. You're only half paying attention anyway, so why not use the time you're spending on re-runs to touch base with people so you're always top of mind?

From Dubai, UAE...

A tech tip about going paperless - some firms did it decades ago, but a lot are still dealing with way more paper than they should be on a daily basis.

Some concise advice about hiring your first employee and why you shouldn't worry about it, because your first hire probably won't work out anyway.