In law, legal expertise is assumed....

In law, expertise is assumed.
But high performance is what builds trust.

I've seen both sides — the legal expert who impresses with knowledge, and the high performer under pressure who uses Influence to get the best outcomes.

It's not legal knowledge that sets you apart — it's how you think, speak, and perform when the stakes are high.

The lawyers who stand out master six high-performance habits 👇

💯Clarity: Stop fitting in — perform as the best version of you, a differentiator.
💯Focus: Focus on what matters most — protect your time as if it were billable.
💯Agency: Believe in your ability to influence yourself and the world around you positively.
💯Courage: Disrupt what's safe by taking intentional, uncomfortable actions that others won't.
💯 Influence: move people and rooms — don't control and polarise them.
💯Mindset: manage your mind — not everyone else's.

🧠 The truth:
The profession rewards hard work and conformity.
But legal expertise is the starting position.

Performing at high levels under pressure is rare — that's what makes it powerful.
Not everyone gets a gold medal at the Olympics.

👉🏻 👉🏻P.S. I'm putting together a small case study group of lawyers and barristers who want to perform at their best in high-stakes rooms and influence 75% of the outcomes — without the usual legal performance pressure, worrying about getting it wrong, or 2 a.m. replays.

Would you like to join us?
 
Please message or email me at [email protected] and include "I'm in" in the subject line, and I'll send you the details.

Deadline: 7 November 2025