EP5 – The Missing Piece

EP5 Ch 3 - The Missing Piece | Estate Planning for Lawyers with Robert BunnMost attorneys have a vision statement for their practice. A written one. A thought-out one. And for most of them, that vision sits on a shelf and never moves the practice forward. This episode is about the gap between the two, and a framework for closing it by Monday morning. In Episode 5, Robert covers Chapter 3 of Time Management for Attorneys: A Lawyer's Guide to Decreasing Stress, Eliminating Interruptions & Getting Home on Time, by Mark Powers and Shawn McNalis, published by Atticus®. The chapter introduces strategic goals as the bridge between a vision statement and the practice you actually live in. What you will hear:Why a vision statement, by itself, will not moveyour practice forwardThe difference between action verbs and mentalverbs, and why this distinction matters more than you thinkThe Goal Grid framework for working backwardsfrom a five-year vision Stephen Covey's "Begin with the End in Mind" applied to a law practice through a prosecutor's lensFive concrete things you can do Monday morningto put this chapter to workEpisode 5 in a chapter-by-chapter series working throughTime Management for Attorneys. New episodes weekly.The book: Time Management for Attorneys: A Lawyer's Guide to Decreasing Stress, Eliminating Interruptions and Getting Home on Time by Mark Powers and Shawn McNalis, published by Atticus®. If you are serious about building an estate planning practice, this book deserves a permanentplace on your shelf. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.Get your copy here: https://amzn.to/4dCwFHRWatch this episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@EstatePlanningforLawyersConnect with Robert:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/robertdeverebunn/X: https://x.com/robertbunnABOUT THE HOST Robert D. Bunn is a Florida-licensed attorney and thefounder of Bunn.Law, PLLC, a practice in Gainesville, Florida focused on estate planning, outsourced general counsel work, and AI-related matters. Before launching Bunn.Law, PLLC, Robert served as an Assistant State Attorney and later as General Counsel at a private equity firm for over fifteen years.DISCLAIMER Nothing in this episode is legal advice, and noattorney-client relationship is formed by listening to, or watching, this show. The information presented is general, educational, and commentary, and is not a substitute for advice from a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction reviewing your specific facts. The views shared are Robert Bunn's own on behalf of Bunn.Law, PLLC. All rights in the books referenced are retained by their original owners.