The Amazing You Reviews

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That leads us to the secret of finding balance in practice management vs. life management. The habits you've allowed yourself to develop, deliberately or by default, always The Amazing You control your days. If you've developed the habit of allowing vendors, clients and employees to demand too much time, your personal priorities will fall by the wayside.

If, on the other hand, you're in the habit of working two days a week and spending the rest of your time at the lake with friends, your practice won't grow very quickly. But there's good news. Habits are fairly easily broken, with the right motivation.

Take the time to recognize what's most important in your personal and professional lives. Decide what you're willing to do and to sacrifice, and then establish daily habits based upon those priorities. It truly is possible to have a successful practice as well as a great life, if you begin with a foundation of what matters most to you.

Do the work it takes to develop well-planned life management and practice management habits. It will transform your business and give you back your life.

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Brian Methner, JD, founder of Methner Group, has developed a comprehensive program designed to stop the overwhelm that firm principals experience in trying to successfully manage their law practice. At Methner Group, LLC he helps law firm principals transition from service providers to service firm owners. They do this by providing an array of services to bankruptcy and other law firm practice owners that teach them how to take their firm to the next level of success.