Jaime Nacach: How Delegation Helps Lawyers Win Back Time and Grow
Lawyers can’t do everything themselves—and trying to may cost them time, focus, and growth. This episode explores how to delegate effectively, build trust with remote assistants, and focus on the work that matters most. In this episode, Steve Fretzin and Jaime Nacach discuss: Delegation and prioritization for lawyers Choosing tasks and roles for virtual...
Brian Klein: The Books and Habits That Build Better Law Firms
What can a handful of great books teach lawyers about listening, delegation, client service, and building a thriving firm? Brian Klein and Steve Fretzin share the ideas that changed how they work—and how they care for clients. In this episode, Steve Fretzin and Brian Klein discuss: Listening, empathy, and authentic networking Reading and continuous...
Danny Karon: Legal Wellness, the Missing Pillar of Your Health
You look after your body, your mind, and your money, but when did you last check your legal health? A veteran class action lawyer explains why an ounce of legal prevention beats a courtroom disaster, and how writing and speaking turned his career into something no firm could take away. In this episode, Steve...
Susan Silverman: Business Development Isn’t Selling, It’s Listening
Law school taught you how to practice law, but nobody taught you how to bring in clients or lead people. In her first podcast appearance ever, Susan B. Silverman explains why copying your firm’s top rainmaker won’t work, and how building on your own strengths, earning trust, and learning leadership as a skill can change...
Neal Goldstein: Find Your Lane — Why Connection Beats the Corner Office
A high school dropout who became a law firm founder explains why every success story has someone else’s fingerprints on it — and why the relationships lawyers neglect are the ones already sitting in their contact list. It’s a conversation about building a book of business by treating connection as a way of life, not...
