In this episode, Jim and Tyson will catch up with each other. They will go over what’s been going on with their businesses and then dive in into this week’s topic: where are they going to be 25 years from now. Also, they will discuss about building a culture in a law firm and BHAGS.
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This episode is all about building for the future, expanding, and putting in place systems that will allow us to grow; Innovating and improving ourselves.
BHAGS - Big Hairy Audacious Goal
“If you pick the wrong BHAG, your setting your firm off on a terrible course. If your team isn’t unified on that goal, your gonna screw the whole thing up.”
Built to Last: Successful Habits of Visionary Companies by Jim Collins
In 25 years:
Jim sees his firm with offices across the country and as the biggest law firm for family immigration services, with all their systems build out and a franchise model.
Tyson wants to have the most successful personal injury law firm in the midwest, with an office in every single city of the midwest.
Hacking’s hack: A book about having a learning organization:
The Fifth Discipline: The Art & Practice of The Learning Organization by Peter Senge
Tyson’s tip: An app to look good.
Custom Clothing Made in Your Size
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