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December 21, 2005

Resolutions for Lawyers Redux - Day 21

Take some time to answer this question:

What would I do differently at work if I knew I couldn’t fail or be criticized?

If you want to find more questions like this one, check out Mitch Meyerson’s 35 Questions That Will Change Your Life (pdf).

Here is last year’s resolution:

Find the biggest problem in your community and have a competition to solve it.  Involve the schools and retirement homes.  Give a prize for the best solution.  Make sure everyone knows your firm sponsored the competition.  Set aside another part of the prize money to go towards funding the solution.

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