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Dr. Lane’s Thoughts VII
1) I have met several people in my life who feel a need to tell me that they have “a really good lawyer”. Behind this declarative statement
a) This person has decided that they intend to sue me, someday. What I need to point out is that this sentiment is not being said in the middle of an argument or during a heated exchange but probably said for no reason while sharing an event or just as two people in each other’s company. It is always a non-sequitar.
b) This person will always take any disagreement with anyone to the most extreme levels and intends to pay another person (a lawyer) large amounts of money to “win” whatever they feel strongly about.
c) This person (usually a man) cannot compromise or settle anything. Everything must be a 100%
d) This person is usually not intimidated by spending large sums of money just to be “right”. They also usually have not idea of of “right” or “wrong”, just a
e) Lawyers love these guys – they are probably at least 40% of a firm’s income. I am just guessing with that number, but these are the clients who you never have to suggest another request for documents or spending another $3,000 – this client is always eager to spend more money.
It is only when the lawyer’s sense of morality or their inability to stop the flow of money or the failure of the lawyer to find yet another place to put all the cash (lawyers are routinely paid in cash or check) that the litigation stops. The client never suggests that the case be closed.
As you can tell, I have had these types of problem people in my life, namely my ex-wife/her father (actually the same person in some ways), and two ex-bosses who couldn’t just let me leave without trying to “claw back” money. For the record, my ex paid me $19K in a settlement and the two ex-bosses lost their cases, one before
2) To be the best office in your profession or the best place to receive your services you must have 3 things happen:
a) You must love to do your job
b) You must be better than your competition and provide faster, better, and
c) You must allow your competition to be worse or fail to provide the service in a way that you can do: after hours, in a faster method, at a reasonable price, with courtesy, or even in a language that the patient needs (we have Spanish and Portuguese staff here).
I have run Chiropractic Lane and Safety Lane for 3 years and my competition continues to lose focus on success by always handing me every patient or client that they lose. They don’t literally call me
With that said, all I can say is “THANK YOU”(!!), both
Our chiropractic patients
3) People who know me are aware that I have no sympathy for smokers. I hate the habit.
To me, smokers offer these a-z messages by their behavior (no particular order):
a) “I ruin my lungs and I want to
d) “I hate the health of babies and animals”
f) “I have plenty of money to spend on clothing repair,
g) “I will destroy the air of people that I know and of strangers”
h) “I am not too smart”
i) “I hate the health of my family and my children”
k) “I don’t trust the obvious information we have about the health hazards of smoking”
v) “When I set my mind
x) “Even after I leave a room, my second-hand smoke (in the air) can later kill people and my third-hand smoke (objects in the vicinity of smokers, such as curtains and windows, handles and surfaces) can kill people who come in contact with them”
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