Your Law Firm's Sales Shouldn't Depend Only on You
"Nothing is harder for a lawyer to do than sales. Because sales really puts your ego in an uncomfortable place." – RJon Robins Welcome inside the vault. This is a collection of previously unreleased lessons from eight-figure entrepreneurial mastermind RJon Robins. And in case you didn't see the warning label, this content can be explicit and is for serious entrepreneurs only. You're a great lawyer. But does that make you a great salesperson? In this lesson from the October 2016 Live Quarterly Meeting, RJon takes aim at one of the biggest challenges facing law firm owners: sales. He explains why so many lawyers turn initial consultations into opportunities to show off their legal expertise instead of having actual sales conversations. And when those conversations don't result in new business, the fear of rejection builds to the point where you eventually begin to associate sales with discomfort. RJon then exposes another challenge law firm owners face with sales: the vicious cycle of inconsistent revenue. When you have more than enough work, you stop pursuing new business to focus on the clients you already have. But what happens when the work runs out? Financial pressure mounts, and suddenly you're accepting less-than-ideal clients at discounted fees. Drawing from his own experience, he explains why getting himself out of the sales role was one of the most important decisions he made to grow his business. Let's go to the vault! Claim your path to freedom and unstoppable growth at the next law firm bootcamp.




