Re: A suggestion ... the intent of this board.

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Amen brother, knock em dead. Wanna make a load of cash?
Bone up on your divorce law, start 2 websites, make them
informative but not too informative, market them (laser
focus) on google adwords and the overture network, do great
work for your clients, make sure you get paid, if not
getting paid, fire them, network aggressively. There, if
you do this, you will be rolling in a pile of cash.

On 4/04/06, The Zephyr wrote:
> I can appreciate the discourse on the pros and cons of
> running a solo practice. I can even see how global
> events/conditions can influence one’s decision to open
such
> a practice. However, it seems the conversations on this
> board need to pull back to what I imagine is the
underlying
> intent of such a forum – that is, relating to the
operation
> of a solo practice.
>
> How about some discussion on the following types of topics:
> The benefits of buying/leasing an auto and the resulting
> tax implications; the best way to market on a shoestring
> that will achieve the most impact; the pros and cons of
> long-term disability policies; the choice of what types of
> office equipment (PDA’s, computers and their related
> software, faxes, etc.) work best and why; whether taking
> the 45 cents/mile cost for autos is more beneficial than
> writing off actual accrued expenses; etc.
>
> When I visit this board I need optimistic and practical
> advice and opinions. If I want to hear the horror stories
> and risks of running my own business I can always go
listen
> to my family (LOL), they are convinced I should get
a “real
> job” with security. True, running one’s own business if
> full of risk, trial, and tribulation. But, it also has
the
> potential for great freedom and rewards.
>
> As far as I’m concerned, I’ve made the decision to
practice
> law as a solo, enough said, done deal! People here should
> contribute in a way to support the intent of this board,
> not just bash solo practice and argue whether one can
> succeed. To be an effective and successful solo, one
needs
> to possess the entrepreneurial spirit and drive that will
> make you a success regardless if you practice law, swing a
> hammer, solder pipes, or wire houses. This forum is for
go-
> getters and doers, not naysayers and doom-gloomers.
>
> Let’s figure out the best way to run a successful solo
> practice and support each other’s efforts and dreams.
It’s
> Spring; time for a rebirth of enthusiasm and productivity.
>
> ~Zephyr