Well done to our IILPM Deputy Chair Anna Marra who has just published a book called “LPM Bites” packed of bite-sized information to easily digest and implement actions on your journey to implementing Legal Project Management successfully.
This book is published currently in English and in Spanish.
Get insights to key barriers and how to overcome them in progressing your practice’s results faster and more efficiently.
Learn about applying neuroscience to build efficiency and productivity, as well as designing client-centred legal services that get results fast.
It breaks LPM into actions that are easily understood, explaining what makes innovation fail, and how to get more success in your workplace.
This provides everything you need to get fast insight to the world of LPM practice.
Some of the ideas shared in this book that might help you:
- Why you’re multitasking—and why you should stop.
- Why working twice as hard often leads to producing half as much.
- How to apply neuroscience to efficiency and productivity.
- Why so many legal transformation projects fail.
- What introverted leadership means and what it can achieve.
- How to measure productivity without overlooking invisible work.
- What it takes to design truly client-centered legal services.
- The ten principles of good design.
- How to innovate, whether starting with a mouse or a fly.
- Why being restless isn’t always a virtue and how stillness can make you more creative.
- The three secrets to leading high-performance teams.
- The paradox of investment in legal operations and why innovation won’t get funded if it doesn’t prove its value.
- How legal operations made it to the moon.
- The two superpowers lawyers have and how to use them.
- The power of visualization to achieve goals and how neuroplasticity works for you.
- Why we should talk less about failure and more about good and bad days.
- How mistakes can be perceived as a psychosocial threat, negatively impacting emotional health and team well-being.
- The unique challenges faced by hybrid professionals.