by Marilyn Jenkins | May 12, 2026 | Podcast Episodes
Rainmaking doesn’t fail in law firms because lawyers are lazy or “not salespeople.” It fails because most firms treat business development like an event instead of a system. We talk with David Freeman, a National Law Journal Hall of Fame coach and bestselling author,...
by Marilyn Jenkins | May 4, 2026 | Podcast Episodes
A lot of lawyers are trained to grind through discomfort and call it professionalism, until the body taps out or the mind does. We sit down with Stanley Bronstein, an attorney, CPA, life coach, and author who rebuilt his health after reaching 367 pounds, ultimately...
by Marilyn Jenkins | Apr 21, 2026 | Podcast Episodes
Most law firms are built on a financial assumption that’s about to get stress-tested: charge premium rates, stack teams, and bill junior time for work that clients increasingly question. We sit down with Kevin Broyles, co-founder and managing partner of...
by Marilyn Jenkins | Apr 13, 2026 | Podcast Episodes
Most law firms don’t stall because they lack talent, they stall because they hesitate. Colleen Joyce, founder of Lawyer.com and the Lawyer Growth Summit, shares how she grew a simple idea into an eight-figure legal platform by validating market demand, moving fast,...
by Marilyn Jenkins | Apr 6, 2026 | Podcast Episodes
A cyber attack isn’t just an IT fire to put out. It’s a business moment that tests leadership, communication, and trust. We sit down with Josh Cook, partner at Prince Lobel and former global cyber counsel for a Fortune Global 500, to unpack how organizations of any...
by Macy Sangalang | Apr 2, 2026 | Podcast Episodes
We bring on CPA and legal industry CFO John Scott to show how owners move from reactive bookkeeping to proactive leadership using four simple pillars: cash, financials, production, and pipeline. This is a practical, jargon-free tour of the systems that keep cash...
