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My view from our sponsor booth at the Cobb County Bar Association monthly luncheon.

Today’s speaker was Judge Brian K. Epps, Court of Appeals, who is going around the state talking about his role and how he felt called to be visible in his new position.

Every lunch is like a ...master’s class in the law and legal profession.

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Did you get today’s LinkedIn newsletter?

Yes? Then you know why my ears are ringing.

No? DM me and I’ll shoot you a copy.

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Great to be outside this morning and hike with @amonralawgroup and family. Thank you Cobb County Bar for setting this up.

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The barber shop is still a place you can go to get a haircut and a life lesson.

While Anna was cutting my hair this afternoon, we got to talking about our work styles.

She likes getting to the shop 30 to 45 minutes before her first appointment. This gives her time to set up for ...the day and get her mind in the right place to serve her clients best.

It also allows her to leave right after her last client finishes up, get home before dark, and spend time with her family.

On the other hand, her business partner, who works the other chair in the shop, arrives for the day the moment or sometimes a few minutes later than his first appointment.

He'll stay an hour or more after his last appointment to clean up and get ready for the next day.

Here are two successful individuals, both owners in the same company, both with the exact same jobs, approaching it from two different angles.

It was a good reminder that there are many different ways to get to the same destination.

Choose the path that works for you.

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PSA for law firms running or thinking about running Google Local Service Ads.

Google is making a change to Local Service Ads on October 1.

The main change is this: Google may charge for a call during business hours if the caller stays on the line for more than 20 seconds, even if ...nobody answers.

My take is that 20 seconds is pretty aggressive. That is not much time to answer a call, much less qualify or disqualify the lead.

It is one more sign that Google expects law firms to be ready the moment the phone rings.

If your firm runs LSAs, this is worth paying attention to now, not on October 1.

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End of a long week and this is why it was worth it.

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