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Feb 1, 2024 2 hr 21 min

#248: Peter Marshall, Cadillac

from Pony Tales Podcast Hosted by Andres Gamboa

Peter Marshall is a 4-summer bookman who went on to work as an attorney in Corporate Law. Peter knew law school was in his future after selling books, and he shares with Andres the many ways that the training on the book field prepared him for finding success in his law firm. Working closely with people gives you perspective, and Peter has lots of experience working with people. Peter and Andres chat about the value of fiction vs. non-fiction books, the art of negotiation, what it’s like to parent with subtle Southwestern principles, their favorite stand-up comedians - and of course, the fabulous stories of slinging books. Book Recommendation: Never Split the Difference by Chris Voss - - https://www.amazon.com/Never-Split-Difference-Negotiating-Depended/dp/0062407805 Key moment and Chapters: 00:00:00 Start 00:03:20 - Corporate Law? 00:09:35 - What makes a good Lawyer? 00:19:00 - Why Corporate Law 00:26:00 - Law Firm - Selling Books Crossovers 00:30:30 - How Lawyers get Paid 00:37:40 - Crazy Lawyer Stories 00:45:00 - BOOKS: Fiction v. Nonfiction 00:49:45 - Negotiation Tactics 00:56:00 - Getting into Southwestern 01:15:40 - Parenting with SW principles 01:19:40 - When it “clicked”? 01:21:15 - Rapid Fire 01:33:05 - Favorite Comedians 01:39:00 - Best Follow Day 01:50:00 - One View vs. Big View 01:54:50 - What Southwestern DIDN’T Prepare Me For 02:11:30 - PONY TALES

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