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Challenging Conventions with Creative Problem Solving

Challenging Conventions with Creative Problem Solving

November 5, 2020 Posted by Jeremy W. Richter Lawyerpreneur Podcast

In Episode 29 of Lawyerpreneur, I talk about exploring new solutions by thinking like a child, challenging conventional approaches to problems, and refusing to play your opponent’s games. This episode is a snippet of two chapters of my second book, Stop Putting Out Fires, which you can purchase from your preferred retailer.

Challenging Conventions with Creative Problem Solving

Challenging Conventions with Creative Problem Solving

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