So, it was snowing in Houston today. My sister texted a photo full of snow at 6:30 am–a neighborhood once covered in Harvey now covered in snowflakes.
Just finished my analytics reports. Not sure how many of you use Google Analytics. It has changed a lot since I first started using it back in
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In 1995, a law firm was approached by one of its major clients to open an office in the city where the client’s headquarters was located. The law firm really didn’t want to expand into a new region of the country, where it had no other significant clients, so
(via Bill Henderson)A law firm recently did something I like.
This occurs more frequently than might be expected from the guy who calls bullshit (see Parts 1, 2, 3, 4 of my bullshit series). I’m the first to admit, however, it isn’t bullshit all the way down. Efforts to
Happy holidays, everyone!
No post today–my time is devoted to preparing for the upcoming holidays.
But I will leave a list of great gift ideas for the lawyer in your life! And, no, these are not affiliate links–just gift ideas to make your shopping easier.
A quick post: I’m not feeling very well–Houston allergies.
Fun fact: if you move to Houston, you will develop allergies within 2 years of moving here. Because it is abnormally warm, allergy cycles are accelerating. Tomorrow it is going to be 84 degrees Fahrenheit with
“When you shoot for the stars, you will land on the moon.” My grandfather taught me this. He was a high school principal who talked me out of teaching.
Instead, I listed my dreams and turned them into goals. One of them was to be a writer.
“Every time you call something a ‘robot lawyer’, God turns a chihuahua into a muffin.”
– Ed Walters at the 2017 COLPM Futures Conference
Forgive me, but I have to say this more for myself: my hometown team, the Houston Astros, are the 2017 World Series Champions.
I know, I know, if my sister’s reading this, she’ll tell you that I’m not much of a
I can’t tell you how many times I’ve had the following conversation.
“Have you heard about that new Instagram / Facebook / Twitter / LinkedIn post about … ?”
“No,” followed by a bland stare. “I don’t want to know—there’s too much going on and I