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Today on the show we have Taylor Darcy, an estate planning and business law attorney for small businesses. We’ll talk about the decision to join a firm or go solo out of law school, the automation tools he uses to run his practice, and dealing with loneliness and mental health as a solo and in the legal practice in general.
Hacking’s Hack: Marwan and I have been playing around with the template feature in Gmail. It’s called the “canned responses” feature.
Tyson’s Tip: I’ve been trying this app called Tone It Up, which shows you how to do workouts in your office.
Taylor’s Tip: Automate the heck out of your firm. Don’t do extra work that you don’t have to. Anything you can automate, you should automate.
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