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Check your ego at the door before reading this post. (Disclaimer) My clients do NOT fall into this trap. Why is it that you try to be all things? Why not focus on your strengths? Be the best lawyer you can be and then surround yourself with a team of professionals that will help you reach your goals faster then if you try to do it all on your own? [ 148 more words ] https://ontraccoach.com/2020/check-your-ego/

We are in unprecedented times. We are surrounded with negative. It's become increasingly challenging to stay positive. Yet geting and remaining positive is perhaps the most important thing we can do for ourselves, our clients, our friends, our family, and our communities. Here are some thoughts on how to focus on being happy. Spend time (virtually or in-person) with people that make you happy. [ 120 more words ] https://ontraccoach.com/2020/the-power-of-happy/

In part one of this series I covered when to hire and who to hire. In this column, I am going to focus on getting your people in the best roles and what to do when and if you are outgrowing your staff. So, you’ve found the right people, great. Now, as Jim Collins says in his book, 'Good to Great' [ 62 more words ] https://ontraccoach.com//managing-growth-part-two-new-hir/

What we are going through collectively and on a global scale, we have no precedent for. It's surreal. It's big. And it's impactful. It is unprecedented that such social distancing, layoffs and daily rule and regulatory changes have taken place. So how can we help? Take a deep breath. Read the full article here. This article was originally published by The Lawyer’s Daily (www.thelawyersdaily.ca), part of LexisNexis Canada Inc. https://ontraccoach.com//leadership-amid-the-covid-19-pan/

Last week in talking with one of my clients I learned of an extraordinary story about three young entrepreneurs emerging in this Covid-19 pandemic. With time on their hands (being out of school), and spending hours playing on FaceTime during this Covid-19 pandemic, Leila Fumano (9) and Libby Fumano (5) of Vancouver, and their cousin Emma Newman (8) of Newfoundland came up with the idea to start a business called The Wave. [ 113 more words ] https://ontraccoach.com//young-entrepreneurs-emerging-in-/