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Here’s a fine arti­cle from Chuck Newton’s blog “Third Wave Lawyer.” (Hat tip to Vic­tor Med­ina for this link.) Two great outtakes:

“When peo­ple ask me if there is a lot of com­pe­ti­tion in the prac­tice of law, I tell them no. Sure there are a lot of attor­neys, but only a few per­cent do what is nec­es­sary to build a thriv­ing practice…

“Lawyers would rather buy expen­sive adver­tis­ing, or go to work for a firm with the hope of hid­ing in an office, than gain the expe­ri­ences nec­es­sary to build a com­fort­able and knowl­edge­able law practice.”

I have two reac­tions. The first is, “So true!” And the sec­ond is, that’s won­der­ful news for the attor­neys who are will­ing do “what is nec­es­sary” to build a thriv­ing prac­tice. The fact is, almost all the com­pe­ti­tion will elim­i­nate itself by being lazy, cheap, cau­tious and stupid.

If you are will­ing to do what is nec­es­sary, you will dom­i­nate your mar­ket. If not, you can apply for a job at Lazy, Cheap, Cau­tious and Stupid.