11 Surprising Lessons from Growing a Family Law Firm - #41
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As I reflect on our first ten years of building and leading Sterling Law, there are 11 lessons that have surprised me.
Here they are:
1 - Being a leader is your identity
2 - Building a law firm is a sprint and a marathon
3 - Vulnerability is confidence in action
4 - Discipline today avoids pain tomorrow
5 - Leadership isn't winning your way. It’s clearing the way for teammates.
6 - Hire to complement. Not get compliments
7 - Indecision turns temporary pain chronic
8 - Ten minutes with your top performers beats 10 hours with your under performers
9 - Recruiting is 95% rejecting talent that doesn’t fit
10 - The value you command is determined by the magnitude of the problems you solve
11 - Tenacity beats talent
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