Rick Jordan

I've been on all sides.

It's difficult.

But you'll save yourself a lot of money and a lot of headaches if you can.

You don't have to make an immediate decision.

Most of this stuff with the courts, everything buys, whether you want it to or not, it takes time.

And you got to use that time to sort of like let the emotion pass and let the logic rise to the top.

And you have to let go of your ego.

That's the hardest part sometimes.

You could not be more right.

I was monitoring the case status here, Dan, who I was telling you about, and some of the other lawyers were always like, Rick, could you just let us do our job?

Because you have a business to run and your emotional bandwidth should not be tied up with this.

I think my lawyer said something similar to me about five years ago.

He always said I was his best lawyer client.

He said, you could have been a lawyer.

There's no question.

Like, you know the law better than many lawyers.

He said, but you need to stop being the lawyer.

I was reading through like their drafts and redlining it myself.

Sending it back like, what about this?

What about that?