Hosted by Brian Glass · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 276 episodes
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At Life Beyond the Briefs we help lawyers like you become less busy, make more money, and spend more time doing what they want instead of what they have to. Brian brings you guests from all walks of life are living a life of their own design and are ready to share actionable tips for how you can begin to live your own dream life.
Brian Glass hosts Life Beyond the Briefs, a business show with 276 episodes published.
If Part 1 made you rethink your marketing, Part 2 is where Dan Kennedy gets practical. And maybe a little uncomfortable. We are bringing this conversation back because it was one of the episodes listeners loved most, and
Most law firm owners say they want freedom. Then vacation starts. The laptop comes out. Slack gets checked. A “quick email” turns into an hour. And suddenly the business you built to create freedom is sitting right there
Most law firm owners are constantly being sold the expensive stuff. SEO. Paid ads. Production teams. Funnels. Agencies. And sure, some of that can work. But this episode is about the kind of marketing that does not usual
Most law firms assume their marketing is someone else’s problem. The agency handles it. The lead vendor handles it. The intake team handles it. Until the lawsuit shows up. In this episode, Brian sits down with John Henso
Most lawyers think the only path to influence is starting their own firm. Own the business. Put your name on the door. Build the brand yourself. But what if that’s not true? In this episode, Brian sits down with Will McC
Most lawyers assume their niche is safe. Until one day… it isn’t. A law changes. A rule shifts. And suddenly, the work you’ve spent years mastering starts to disappear. That’s exactly what happened to Alexander. He had a
Most lawyers would have said no to this case. No clear damages. Messy facts. A client with a complicated history. Three firms already had. Sharif Gray and Gray Broughton said yes anyway. And that decision turned into a $
So if throwing more money at marketing usually backfires… what actually works? That’s where this part of the conversation goes. Part 1 was about thinking differently. About stepping back and realizing that most lawyers a
Most lawyers think their marketing problem is tactics. Wrong platform. Wrong agency. Wrong strategy. But what if the real problem is how you’re thinking about marketing in the first place? This episode is a little differ
Most law firm owners approach hiring like they’re trying to put out a fire with a garden hose. You’re busy, the cases are piling up, and suddenly you realize you needed help months ago. So, you do what most of us do when
Everyone is talking about AI like it’s either the greatest thing ever… or the thing that’s going to replace lawyers entirely. And honestly, both sides are missing the point. In this episode from the GLM Summit, Dr. Cain
If you’ve been hearing that SEO is dead, this episode is going to mess with your assumptions. Because here’s the truth. The firms winning right now are not abandoning SEO. They’re doubling down on it. They’re just playin
Most lawyers try to grow their firm the same way. More ads. Better SEO. More hustle. Elise Buie went a completely different direction. Years ago, after her life was turned upside down and she had to rebuild from scratch
When lawyers think about going solo, the first reaction is usually fear. What if I can’t find clients? What if I mess up the business side? What if leaving the firm is the worst decision I ever make? But what if the bigg
Most law firm marketing feels like a treadmill. Post more. Track more. Spend more. Hope the numbers behave. David Vicknair is playing a different game. He’s in one of the most competitive PI markets in the country, he’s
If Part 1 made you want to rethink your marketing, Part 2 is where Dan Kennedy gets dangerously practical . This episode picks up live from the Great Legal Marketing Summit (October 2025) with Dan going deeper on the stu
Most lawyers market by looking around, copying what everyone else is doing, and hoping they can outspend the next firm. Dan Kennedy thinks that is the fastest way to become invisible. This is Part 1 of a two-part convers
Most lawyers think “brand” means a logo, a slogan, or some clever line about fighting for justice. Kia Arian has a different take. In this GLM Summit talk, she starts with a story about being jealous of a squirrel and en
Most lawyers say they want to “scale.” Ryan McKeen has actually done it. The real kind. The kind where you build a firm that can take the punch of an eight year case, fund experts and animations, and still keep the light
Hiring is one of those things most law firm owners do just often enough to get burned. You are growing, the phones are ringing, the cases are coming in, and suddenly you are thinking, “We need help. Like yesterday.” And
John Henson
Carolina Basketball legend, former NBA player, sports broadcaster
1 appearance on this show
Sharif Gray
former Army JAG and prosecutor · Broughton Injury Law
1 appearance on this show
Conrad Saam
Mockingbird Marketing
3 appearances on this show
Gyi Tsakalakis
Attorneys, Inc.
2 appearances on this show
Cain Elliott
Chief Legal Futurist · Filevine
1 appearance on this show
Jason Hennessey
SEO Strategies from $20 Million Agency Owner · Hennessey Digital
1 appearance on this show
Wendy Meadows
family law attorney, former litigator, certified life Coach, mediator, author
1 appearance on this show
Dan Kennedy
co-author of "What Works in Community News"
2 appearances on this show
Ben Glass
personally recognized personal injury and long-term disability insurance attorney · Great Legal Marketing
1 appearance on this show
Ryan McKeen
Connecticut Personal Injury Lawyer & Law Firm CEO · Best Era
1 appearance on this show
Brian
physician · HighPopProfessor
1 appearance on this show
Jonathan Hawkins
founder and managing partner · Anthrolytics
1 appearance on this show
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