In this episode, host Victoria Collier sits down with Charley Mann, founder of Law Firm Alchemy, to discuss how law firm owners can transform their entrepreneurial mindset and build essential business skills. Charley shares insights on overcoming growth plateaus, marketing strategies for law firms at various stages, and the importance of embracing the identity of an entrepreneur.

Whether you’re just starting out or looking to scale your law firm, this episode is packed with practical advice on leadership, marketing, and sustainable growth.

Key Takeaways:

1.⁠ ⁠Entrepreneurial Mindset Shift: Charley discusses how many law firm owners hesitate to embrace their entrepreneurial identity, but doing so is key to unlocking firm growth.
2.⁠ ⁠Referral Marketing Essentials: Charley’s three-part referral marketing plan—meetups, email newsletters, and monthly printed materials—can help law firms build strong, sustainable growth.
3.⁠ ⁠Overcoming Growth Plateaus: If your firm has hit a growth plateau, it’s likely because you need to refocus on one of three key areas: marketing, operations, or finances.

About Our Guest:

Charley Mann is the host of "They Don't Teach This in Law School" and founder of Law Firm Alchemy, a company dedicated to providing resources and coaching for law firm growth. With over 14 years of experience in the legal industry, Charley guides law firm owners in optimizing their practices and achieving success. He emphasizes the importance of networking, providing value, and maintaining strong client relationships, focusing on both business operations and personal growth. Known for his approachable demeanor and deep industry knowledge, Charley values integrity, transparency, and genuine connections.

In this special Life After Law episode, host Victoria Collier sits down with Lora McInturf, a former lawyer turned coach, to discuss navigating personal and professional transitions. Lora opens up about her unique journey from a career in accounting and law to becoming an expat and ultimately finding her passion for coaching.

Together, they explore the importance of building a support system for lawyers, the concept of professional supervision, and how lawyers can reconnect with their true selves during times of change. If you’re considering life after law or looking to create a meaningful transition, this episode offers invaluable insights and strategies for the journey.

Key Takeaways:

1.⁠ ⁠Transitions Are Constant: Life is full of transitions, whether planned or unplanned. Embracing the journey, rather than resisting it, can lead to personal and professional growth.

2.⁠ ⁠Build Your Outer Circle: Having a strong support system, including therapists, coaches, and supervisors, is essential for lawyers to navigate burnout and emotional challenges in their careers.

3.⁠ ⁠Reconnect with Your True Self: One of the most critical aspects of making a successful transition is understanding and nurturing your relationship with yourself. Personal reflection and seeking alignment with your true passions are key to finding fulfillment.

About Our Guest

Lora McInturf is a former lawyer who pivoted from big law to coaching after traveling the world as an expat. Specializing in professional supervision, Lora works with lawyers and other professionals to help them manage burnout, build resilience, and rediscover their purpose. She is passionate about fostering authentic relationships, both with oneself and others, to enable personal growth and career satisfaction. Lora has authored reflective writing journals for coaches and lawyer coaches, and she continues to inspire professionals to embrace change and take charge of their transitions.

For more insights from Lora, be sure to check out her reflective writing journals and connect with her through the links provided in the episode.

Connect with Lora

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/theinneradvocate/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_inner_advocate/

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In this episode, host Victoria Collier talks with Tyson Mutrux, founder of the Mutrux Firm and co-founder of the Maximum Lawyer Guild. Tyson shares his journey from his military background to law school, to building a successful law firm and a thriving community for lawyers. They discuss the power of connections, the importance of creating a supportive community, and how giving more than you take is essential to building lasting relationships. Whether you’re looking to grow your law firm or planning for life after law, Tyson’s insights into building value through community are invaluable.

Key Takeaways:

1.⁠ ⁠Community is Key: Tyson emphasizes the importance of creating and nurturing a community, whether it’s among clients, peers, or colleagues. Building deep relationships helps foster growth and long-term success.

2.⁠ ⁠Give More Than You Take: In any community, it’s crucial to contribute and provide value to others. When you offer support and share your knowledge, you’ll find that others are more willing to help in return.

3.⁠ ⁠Authenticity is Everything: Success in any community comes from being genuine and vulnerable. Bringing your true self to the table helps build stronger connections and leads to both personal and professional growth.

About Our Guest:

Tyson Mutrux is the founder of the Mutrux Firm, a personal injury law firm, and the co-founder of the Maximum Lawyer Guild, a community designed to help lawyers improve their practices through education, collaboration, and support. With a background in marketing, law, and the military, Tyson brings a unique perspective on building value through relationships and giving back to the community. He co-hosts the Maximum Lawyer podcast, which has grown into a global community of legal professionals.

Maximum Lawyer Guild membership: www.maxlawguild.com

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