Are you struggling to find joy and fulfillment in your law firm?
Join Moshe Amsel and Jordan Ostroff, author of "Love Your Law Firm: A Roadmap to the Law Firm You Always Wanted," as Jordan shares his insights on creating a business that brings joy and fulfillment while maintaining profitability. Moshe and Jordan dive deep into the importance of work-life balance, efficient time management, and the mindset shift needed to grow a successful law firm.
Listen now to uncover strategies for loving your law firm and transforming your practice into a thriving, purposeful business!
[00:00] Introduction to Jordan Ostroff
[06:00] The Motivation Behind “Love Your Law Firm”
[11:02] Being Intentional with Your Law Firm
[18:49] The Best Use of Your Time
[27:02] Time Management and Efficiency
[29:36] How to Make Pro Bono Work
[33:03] Maximizing Your Calendar
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