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#5: Why Your Employees Really Stay (and Leave) with Steph Tuss
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If your law firm feels like it’s running you—and not the other way around—this episode is your turning point.
Today’s guest is Steph Tuss, former CEO of a multi-million-dollar consulting firm and now a trusted advisor to high-growth businesses. In this deeply insightful and practical conversation, Steph shares how your leadership, vision, and team culture impact not just your bottom line—but the soul of your business.
We talk about:
- What “organizational psychology” really means—and why your firm already has one (whether you know it or not)
- Why visionary leadership matters more than KPIs (and how to get your team bought in)
- How to stop hiring B and C players—and attract top-tier talent that actually wants to perform
- The biggest myth about burnout and the reframe every law firm leader needs to hear
- Why personal vision is just as important as business goals—and how it affects your finances, team, and family
Whether you’re leading a team, a firm, or just managing the chaos of your daily life, this episode is a masterclass in aligned leadership, practical mindset shifts, and how to build a business that supports the life you actually want.
The best part? It’s not about hustling harder. It’s about leading smarter—with clarity, collaboration, and courage.
Steph Tuss is a seasoned strategic advisor with over 15 years of experience empowering business founders to evolve and scale. As the former CEO of Life Is Now, Inc., she guided hundreds of businesses in leadership, operations, and team development. Steph specializes in strategic growth planning, leadership realignment, and resolving complex organizational challenges. Known for simplifying complex issues, she now works one-on-one with founders, helping them make confident, aligned decisions. When not advising, Steph travels the U.S. in her Airstream, finding inspiration in nature, music, and food.
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