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Are you hungry for ground-breaking techniques and strategies to evolve your personal and leadership effectiveness? Our mission is to raise the consciousness of leaders through highlighting leading-edge programs, mindsets, and tools, as well as provide examples of leaders who have "done their own work" along the journey to becoming more enlightened. Some might call these growth tools cutting edge and others may be skeptical — but either way there is an intense curiosity for outside-the-box pe ...
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If you're a solo or small law firm owner who feels overworked, time-starved, or stuck at your current level, this podcast is for you. On Great Practice. Great Life.® you will hear from successful firm owners who have increased income, reduced stress, and built profitable, sustainable practices. Hosted by Steve Riley, a former trial attorney and law firm coach for more than 20 years, the show dives into real conversations about law firm growth, leadership, and profitability. You will learn ho ...
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Remember the pure joy of being a kid—running outside, laughing, and playing until sunset? Back then, missing out on play felt like the harshest punishment. Well, guess what? It’s time to bring that magic back! On today’s episode of "The Power of Play – Building Resilience in Body, Mind, and Money," host Jacquette teams up with Behavioral Change Hea…
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You can be brilliant with numbers and still miss the pattern that's holding you back. In this episode of The Enlightened Executive, financial behaviorist Jacquette Timmons shares the pivotal moment when her longtime CPA asked, "When are you going to stop mortgaging your life?" That one question revealed a blind spot that changed how she approached …
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Financial stress can linger even in the most seemingly prosperous lives. In this episode of Great Practice, Great Life®, Steve Riley sits down with Jacquette Timmons, a nationally recognized financial behaviorist, to explore the power of a financial mindset for lawyers. Together, they examine why even successful attorneys can feel financial stress,…
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What if you could take around 200 days off in a year without your firm collapsing and actually become more profitable in the process? That's exactly what Arizona probate, trust, and estate litigator Attorney Kent Berk has done. In this episode of Great Practice, Great Life, Kent joins Steve to share how he went from overwhelmed and burned out, read…
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In this episode of Great Practice, Great Life®, Steve Riley breaks down one of the toughest challenges in law firm leadership: the feeling that you're failing when life and work start to pile up. Using the story of Kay, a team leader pushed to her limits, Steve explains why overwhelm is rarely a personal flaw and more often a sign that your systems…
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In today’s episode, “Innovation Isn’t an Event — It’s a Practice” with Innovation Architect Carla Johnson, host Jacquette invites us into a transformative conversation that redefines innovation: not as a flash of genius, but as a way of life. Together, they explore the powerful parallels between innovation and money, revealing how our mindset, habi…
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Content note: This episode includes discussion of suicide and mental health. If you or someone you know needs support in the U.S., call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline In this episode of Great Practice, Great Life®, appellate attorney and Florida Bar leader Robin Bresky joins host Steve Riley for a candid and deeply human conversation…
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What if your outcome wasn’t a reflection of effort, but of something deeper—something you define yourself? In today’s episode, "A Harvest Isn't Always What You Planted," host Jacquette challenges the conventional wisdom that hard work equals worth. She invites you to explore a more honest truth: the harvest always reveals what truly took root, whet…
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Ideas don’t just arrive; they evolve. It’s the quiet, often invisible choices—the ones no one else notices—that ultimately shape the "Big Decision." In today’s episode, “The Power of the Choices You Make That Others Don’t See,” host Jacquette dives into the three truths about our choices: your intention, your impact, and your why. Tune in to see wh…
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What if your biggest life challenges became the catalyst for your boldest leadership chapter yet? Petra Kolber is no stranger to adversity. She's survived cancer twice, pivoted from global fitness icon to mindset coach, and now serves as VP of Mindset for the Daisie Foundation. In this powerful conversation, Petra joins host Susan Drumm to share ho…
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What if you could transform a legacy law firm while staying true to your personal goals? In this episode of Great Practice, Great Life®, attorney Lauren Presser reveals the law firm growth strategies that transformed her practice, creating clarity, balance, and sustainable growth. After buying out her uncle's 50-year-old family firm in Johnstown, P…
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As the iconic movie line reminds us, “Life is like a box of chocolates; you never know what you're gonna get.” And sometimes, what you get isn’t what you hoped for, but that doesn’t mean the story ends there. In today’s episode, “The Result Wasn't What I Wanted: But, I'm Not Discouraged,” host Jacquette dives into the power of embracing disappointm…
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How can legal professionals stay sharp without burning out? In this episode of Great Practice, Great Life®, psychologist Dr. Deborah Day joins Steve Riley to explore the realities of law firm stress, and the practical ways attorneys and legal teams can manage it. Drawing from decades of experience working with high-performing professionals, Dr. Day…
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In moments of doubt, your choices reveal what you truly value, fear, and prioritize. In today’s episode of “When Life Is Messy, Do You Ever Wonder if You're Being Tone Deaf?” Jacquette explores what it means to lead with clarity, compassion, and conviction, even when life feels a bit off-kilter, or "messy." Tune in to learn how to stop second-guess…
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What does it really mean to lead with authenticity—and how do you know when it's courageous vs. careless? In this episode of The Enlightened Executive, host Susan Drumm sits down with Cindy Adams, executive coach and co-founder of The Enneagram in Business Network, to explore one of the most misunderstood leadership traits: authenticity. Together, …
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How Shannon Sagan used a memorable niche to drive referrals and build a sellable brand. On this episode of Great Practice, Great Life®, Steve Riley welcomes personal injury attorney Shannon Sagan, better known as The Dash Cam Lawyer. Shannon shares his incredible story of how niching for lawyers, done with purpose and creativity, transformed his ca…
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September arrives, bringing a crisp breeze and a variety of rich, earthy tones. It moves us from the fast pace of Summer to the mindful rhythm of Fall, serving as nature’s gentle reminder that change is both beautiful and necessary. For many, this month sparks a quiet sense of renewal, like a bonus New Year. So, in today's episode, "Why Does Septem…
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10 insider secrets to leverage a team leader for growth, profit, and balance On this episode of Great Practice, Great Life, Steve Riley talks with Emily Sorbi about how law firms break through growth ceilings by developing a strong team leader. Emily rose from the front desk to Director of Operations and now manages a team of 30 across multiple sta…
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History doesn’t always repeat, but it echoes loudly. In today’s episode, "Who Gets to Decide What Your Labor is Worth?", host Jacquette dives into the overlooked legacy of Black labor activists who fought for equity while being denied it themselves. Despite pushing for justice for all workers, they were excluded from the very movements they helped …
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What do you do when everything goes sideways? In this episode of The Enlightened Executive, I sit down with Juliette Kayyem, Harvard professor, former Assistant Secretary at Homeland Security under President Obama, and CNN Senior National Security Analyst. Juliette shares how today's leaders can build resilience before the crisis hits, and what it …
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On this episode of Great Practice, Great Life, Steve Riley sits down with Calgary family law attorney Lonny Balbi to explore how he shifted his consultations from free to paid, and why that change became a game-changer for his practice. Lonny's innovative Balbi Marital Assessment package breaks away from the traditional free consultation model. Ins…
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Price isn’t just a number—it’s the story behind every financial choice. What you’re really investing in often goes beyond the product itself: it’s the speed of a solution, the relief of peace of mind, the access to opportunity, the trust you place, and the reassurance you crave. In today’s episode, "Are You Curious About the Deeper Layers of Your M…
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What happens when a father-son duo takes on the challenge of revamping a struggling law firm? On today's episode of Great Practice, Great Life, Carl and Brent Doré share their extraordinary journey of transforming the Doré Rothberg Law Firm into a thriving practice, along with the invaluable support of partner Lisa Rothberg, who was instrumental in…
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As you grow, so do your clients. Your goal should be to notice when their growth aligns with or causes friction in yours. In today's episode, " Is Your Pricing Actually Keeping Pace With Your Client's Growth?" host Jacquette shares three ways client growth can manifest: in their financial capacity and/or "perception score," changes in their values …
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In an age of constant information, it's easy to feel lost in the noise. On this episode of Great Practice, Great Life, Steve Riley welcomes back attorney and author Ronald Chapman II to discuss how to navigate our complex digital world and take back your own truth. Drawing on his experiences as a Marine Corps JAG officer and nationally recognized t…
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Imagine driving a car with misaligned wheels; it takes more effort, burns more fuel, and wears down faster. The same goes for business: when your pricing isn’t aligned with your growth, you're working harder than you need to. In today’s episode, “Is Your Pricing Out of Sync with Your Growth?”, host Jacquette breaks down how to bring your pricing st…
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On this episode of Great Practice, Great Life, Steve Riley welcomes Susan Drumm—a Harvard-trained lawyer, bestselling author of The Leader's Playlist, and leadership advisor whose path from law to acting to consulting shaped her approach to leadership. Susan shows how to lead with purpose by connecting music, neuroscience, and personal growth. Her …
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When you truly care about something, watching it blossom—flourish, thrive, GROW—is the ultimate goal. But what if it costs you? Trick question because growth is never free. And although cost isn't always monetary, the resulting growth often reflects in pricing. In today's episode, "Do You Love the Results of Growth, But Not What it Costs?" host Jac…
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What if your greatest strength as a CEO is also your biggest limitation? In this episode of The Enlightened Executive, Susan Drumm sits down with Allison Maslan, aserial entrepreneur, author, and CEO of Pinnacle Global Network, to explore a critical challenge most high-performing leaders face: 👉 Becoming the bottleneck in their own business. Alliso…
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On this episode of Great Practice, Great Life, Steve Riley sits down with attorney and former Marine Corps officer Patrick McLain to share the leadership lesson lawyers need most today. Patrick's path took him from serving as a Marine JAG officer and military judge to building a successful criminal defense practice. Along the way, he discovered tha…
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In today's episode, "Making Money Make Sense — 4 Truths to Rethink How You Earn, Spend, and Decide," host Jacquette provides a quick overview of the central theme "Making Money Make Sense," which is explored in episodes 263-266. She also highlights why priority, energy, relationships, and self-trust are all important factors in your financial journ…
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In this deeply personal solo episode of Great Practice, Great Life, host Steve Riley opens his heart to honor the memory of his father, Donald C. Riley. What unfolds is not just a tribute, but a vulnerable reflection on the man who shaped him through stories, lessons, and quiet acts of courage. While growing up, Steve's home was filled with fables …
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What is the connection between the money in your personal account and what's in your business account? It's YOUR money! Yes, it's that simple. In today's episode, "Never Underestimate How Personal Money Is — Especially in Business," host Jacquette shares five reasons to keep personal and business accounts separate and offers insights on why adoptin…
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What would you do if you came face to face with the person who murdered your father? Candice Mama chose forgiveness and in doing so transformed her life and her leadership. In this episode of The Enlightened Executive Candice shares her journey from deep resentment to peace and the lessons leaders can use to navigate betrayal conflict and personal …
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What if upgrading your client base could transform not only your law practice but also your life? On this episode of Great Practice, Great Life, attorney Chris Murphy shares how he implemented a client upgrade system and it reshaped his practice and personal life. At first, Chris admits he was hesitant about some of the strategies suggested to him.…
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When it comes to making money decisions, there’s no “one size fits all” approach or simple solution. However, most decisions rely on three key elements: strategy, system, and self-trust. In today’s episode, "Here’s an Unusual Way to Strengthen Your Self-Trust - With Money," host Jacquette explains why self-trust is the glue that holds everything to…
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Nationally acclaimed author and founder of the Every Monday Matters movement, Matthew Emerzian, sits down with Steve Riley to have a conversation about purpose, connection, and building a life that truly matters. Matthew's story did not begin with a breakdown. From the outside, it looked like he had it all. He lived in Beverly Hills, working in the…
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Yes, you may be successful on paper, but do you feel it? If your focus is on money management, listen to today's podcast "Does Your Success Feel as Solid as It Looks?" by host Jacquette, and discover how and what elements you should balance so that your success feels as good as it looks. Don’t just chase the numbers—feel the victory! www.jacquettet…
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On this episode of Great Practice, Great Life®, guest host Jonathan White sits down with NHL legend Grant Fuhr to explore how a positive mindset fueled his Hall of Fame career and continues to shape his life today. Best known as the goaltender behind the Edmonton Oilers dynasty, Grant Fuhr is a five-time Stanley Cup champion. He was a key force beh…
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You can run from it or embrace it as the friend it truly is. Yes, we're talking about mid-year reviews, and yes... they can be a bit tedious or even intimidating at times but tune into today's episode "This May Actually Help You Rewire Your Relationship With Mid-Year Reviews," where host Jacquette explains why mid-year reviews can provide valuable …
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On this episode of Great Practice, Great Life®, Steve Riley sits down with family law attorney Gerard Virga to share a remarkable story of resilience, leadership, and reinvention. When Hurricane Michael destroyed Gerard's law office in 2018, he didn't pause or panic. Instead, the very next day, he started looking for a new space to work. Remarkably…
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Some of the best and MOST important investments you'll ever make are in yourself... in your craft. In today's episode, "Here's Why Investing in Your Craft Is an Ongoing, Courageous Practice," host Jacquette explains why taking a chance on yourself and investing in your craft is not only hard and necessary work, but it may also be one of the most re…
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On this episode of Great Practice, Great Life, Steve talks with attorney Ronald W. Chapman II, who shares his powerful journey from the battlefield to the courtroom. A former Marine Corps JAG officer, Ronald opens up about how his military service shaped not just his legal skill set but also his mindset. The idea of not using the law as a shield be…
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What is "financial freedom" and how does one achieve it? Well ... that isn't a one-size-fits-all answer. So, in today's episode, "Here's Why Financial Freedom Isn't Just About Money," Jacquette encourages her listeners to view financial freedom in very nuanced ways because it is precisely nuance that will help us navigate a system that wasn't desig…
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On today's episode of Great Practice, Great Life, Steve Riley chats with attorney and athlete Lea Anne Groover as she shares her journey and the tangible habits for law firm growth that challenge what's possible at any age, in any career, and at any stage of life. Lea Anne's journey wasn't about grand gestures or overnight success. It began with a …
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Being a smart consumer is understanding the value in things even when they are considered "free" because there's nothing free in life. So, if something is given to you, be grateful if that gratitude is your only cost. In today's episode, "The True Underestimated Cost of Free: Invisible Labor, Visible Entitlement," host Jacquette explains why being …
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What if your biggest leadership mistakes aren't due to poor judgment—but hidden assumptions? In this episode of The Enlightened Executive, Susan Drumm speaks with Dr. Alan Barnard, one of the world's top decision scientists and a leading expert in the Theory of Constraints. Together, they unpack why even high-performing leaders make bad decisions—a…
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In this episode of Great Practice, Great Life®, Steve Riley is joined by Adam Rossen, a criminal defense attorney who's doing more than building a successful firm, he's reinventing criminal defense training for the next generation of lawyers. Adam's firm has quadrupled since 2020, yet his passion is mentoring future attorneys. His Florida-based int…
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There's something to be said about allowing yourself to want...to hope. It's a very vulnerable act because, if unfulfilled, it can lead to one of your greatest disappointments. In this episode, "When Disappointment Really Means You're Still in The Game; Still Reaching," host Jacquette openly shares a time when receiving the dreaded "no" ultimately …
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On this episode of Great Practice, Great Life®, Steve Riley welcomes Dre Baldwin, former professional basketball player, prolific author, and founder of Work on Your Game Inc. Dre shares how his career was shaped not just on the court, but at home, where his parents modeled daily discipline and quiet resilience that made him "too stupid to quit." F…
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