Confessions of a Law Firm Bookkeeper

I am a freelance paralegal and licensed REALTOR. I wasn’t sure I’d like your short podcast as I prefer to listen to useful information while running. But your personality and ability to deliver rich content in under 10 minutes caught me off guard. Looking forward to following your podcast.

I just found this podcast last week. I really enjoy the content, but the constant sound of him taking a drink into the microphone is to the point I may have to stop listening. Grant it I’ve started listening back from the beginning of the show. Hopefully that part gets better. Other then that, the content is good and it’s the perfect length.

I knew I wanted to go solo back in law school as a 1L. I own books on hanging a shingle, books on sales, marketing, SEO, etc. I took a class on law practice management in law school. I have past outside and inside sales experience. I half-heartedly opened a locksmith business during law school for the experience of opening a business. I did that so I’d know what needs to be done when I fling the shingle. Here is my point: I have read and/or experienced a lot, and this podcast has it all. I strongly urge anyone interested in opening a practice to dig into this podcast because it really has it all. You can scroll through the episodes and find what YOU need. Not only that, but Chris is a calming personality, so he gets you to think about the issues of law practice while simultaneously reducing the fear of actually doing it. He’s undercover hilarious and very encouraging. Chris gave me the courage to go solo. He makes you feel like you can do it (and do it well). I’ll be listening to these for as long as new content becomes available, and I’ll update this review in a couple/few months. Thanks Chris for the free content. Wish me luck!

Chris is engaging and his podcast is a great listen! Please check it out !! Love not “chasing shiny objects”. I get a kick out of his style of communicating!!! He is helpful and informative. His voice and style is totally great to listen...