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334: Other lawyers' tech mistakes can be a powerful shortcut (using the 80/20 principle)

Law Firm Autopilot by Ernie Svenson

Oct 13, 202622:24Business

If the 80/20 principle never worked for you, you weren't doing it wrong. You were missing a part never gets discussed. In this episode I cover that part. It has to do with perfectionism, and with whose trial and error yo...

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