Rob (Host, Legally Speaking Podcast)
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first heard May 2026
last heard 3 Aug
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And I'd encourage folks to check out check the episode with with Henry Nelson Case, who's a wonderful advocate as well for you know, mental health and well being and good things within the profession, who also is
Came from Laura now giving back so much.
Uh we've joked uh throughout the conversation about Mr.
Peak, William Peake, who's also been on on the show.
But I want to talk about leadership because again, you and I were both at an event uh recently at the professional training and he was on stage and I really like what he was saying about leadership.
He said leadership isn't really about what you say, it's about how you act.
And so if you're in a meeting and you've said certain things, you need to call that out.
You need to be visibly seen to call things out, not just say things, because that's when you will lose and die.
Absolute trust.
And he also said a great comment in terms of when he was interviewing people or people interviewing him.
One of the best questions he was ever asked was When was the time that you had lost trust in your employer and what did they do to win it back?
And he thought that was a great question to ask.
I thought that's a great example of leadership and his EQ and his intelligence and how he's leading a law firm and how he cares for people.
So for you, you've worked closely with many law firm leaders throughout your career.
I appreciate you would have seen a
High range, but what separates truly effective leaders from those who simply hold leadership positions?
The greatest showman type type thing.
He is the greatest showman, right?
Cracking examples.
Thank you.
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