Another review has come in for my new book Level Up Your Law Practice. This one from Memphis lawyer Curt Runger, who is also the founder of AttorneyMentors.com. You may remember reading my interview with Curt in 2018 in the article, “Everybody’s Got a Side Hustle These Days, but Should Lawyers?“

Here’s what Curt has to say about Level Up Your Law Practice:

As much as I loved Jeremy’s first two books, I think Level Up Your Law Practice is his best work yet. I’ve read dozens of books on law firm growth, management, marketing…you name it, and the one ingredient that is routinely glossed over by most authors of these books, which in my opinion is the most critical element of success in any field, is mindset.  

Jeremy dives deep into refreshing and much needed analysis of mindset road blocks, such as self limiting beliefs and scarcity mindset, that routinely plague even the most seasoned and experienced lawyer. Even more compelling, he provides real-life examples of anecdotes which illustrate the impact a poor mindset has on your law practice and well-being, and more importantly, he provides solutions for how to avoid these pitfalls.

As a kid growing up on Nintendo, I love the metaphors scattered through the book about Super Mario Brothers, and as an adult who loves to read, my favorite books are ones that are easily digestible. As is the case in his first two books,  Building a Better Law Practice and Stop Putting Out Fires, this book has no shortage of fascinating interviews and anecdotes from real life attorneys designed to further drive home Jeremy’s “big picture” points about crafting a vision for your law practice and client attraction and retention.

In short, Level Up Your Law Practice is a must read book for any lawyer, but especially lawyers who are serious about growing their law practice or even just enhancing the quality of their lives.

Where to buy the book:

You can buy the book anywhere that books are sold: Amazon and everywhere else. So go get your copy for $4.99 for the next seven days, so that you can do your best work by being your best self.