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Monthly Archives: September 2012
What Makes the Difference Between Great Trainers and Good Trainers – I’m not talking about shoes!
Like most of us, I’ve experienced being at the receiving end of some great training, as well some mediocre stuff. I’ve become interested in what makes great trainers great. I’ve started a programme of watching their actions more intently and … Continue reading
Posted in Coaching and Training, Leadership and Management
Tagged ego, facilitation, make a difference, mentoring, passion, training
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Coaches – Are We Challenging Enough?
Come to the edge. We can‘t. We‘re afraid. Come to the edge. We can‘t. We will fall! Come to the edge. And they came. And he pushed them. And they flew. By Guillaume Apollinaire Coaches need to be more challenging! … Continue reading
The Art of Asking for Referrals – The Power of Word-of-Mouth Marketing
Asking for referrals is probably one of the most effective business development activities. It costs you nothing and yet can have a hugely positive effect on your income stream. It seem obvious to me that it’s so much more powerful … Continue reading
Posted in Business Development and Selling, Fee Negotiating, Networking
Tagged follow up, marketing, objections, referrals, word of mouth
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Modelling Excellence – A Basis for Sharing Deep Knowledge and Skills
Within every organisation one can identify people who are masters at what they do. They might be better at selling or at negotiating or motivating a team. However, though they are good at what they do, they might not be … Continue reading
Five Ways to Improve Matter Profitability
Given that legal markets are getting tougher, I think firms could do more to manage and improve the profitability of matters, as well as improve client service. Here are six suggestions. 1. Review profitability by type of work Most … Continue reading
Managing Matter Economics – or Leaving Profitability to Serendipity?
Firms seem to have an annual budgeting process that works for them. There might be lots of to-ing and fro-ing, but a budget for the firm gets produced and partners get a sense of what profit they’ll earn by the … Continue reading
Posted in Fee Negotiating, Leadership and Management, Managing Change
Tagged economics, matter profitability, pricing
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