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Discover how some of the most successful and entrepreneurial real-life solo lawyers and law firm owners—like you—are overcoming the same real-world challenges you may be experiencing in your own law firm. Listen and learn from real-life interviews conducted by your host, RJon Robins. RJon is the founder and CEO of How to Manage, which has helped over 9,000 business owners find and fix the problems that keep them stuck and transform their law practices into thriving, profitable law businesses.
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Exponential Entrepreneur

When Mindset Work Fuels Entrepreneurial Growth

In this episode, Erika Ferenczi sits down with Kristina Wilson, Founder and Managing Attorney of Kew Legal, to discuss how practical mindset work helped her navigate uncertainty, rebuild her business, and grow with intention. Kristina shares her journey from Division I college tennis player to law firm founder, and how the discipline, routines, and resilience she developed as an athlete continue to shape the way she leads her business today.
March 15, 2026
Exponential Entrepreneur

Asking For What You Want

Most people don’t get what they want because they don’t ask for it. It sounds absurdly simple, right? Yet entrepreneurs stay quiet about subpar service, tolerate poor employee performance, and accept less than they deserve. Why? Because they’re afraid of seeming rude, being judged, or making someone uncomfortable. In this episode, Alejandra Leibovich reveals how this silence costs more than rejection ever could.
March 1, 2026
Exponential Entrepreneur

Knowing Your Numbers

Oscar breaks down one of the simplest and most powerful calculations in business: average case value. When you know what each client is worth on average, you can forecast responsibly. Without that number, you are operating on guesswork. And guesswork leads to overspending.
February 22, 2026
Exponential Entrepreneur

How Personal Development Produces Profit for Entrepreneurs

This episode is part of an interview series highlighting what happens when those teachings are applied in the real world. Erika sits down with PPM member Chris Markarian for a candid discussion about adaptability, leadership, and what it means to evolve through mindset work.
February 15, 2026
Exponential Entrepreneur

Speaking the Truth

In this lesson, Erika Ferenczi guides listeners through the uncomfortable but essential work of truth-telling. It begins by recognizing the truth behind the lies we tell ourselves. She explains how withholding truth creates what she calls a ‘jail of bullshit’ in your mind: an internal pressure that leaks into your business, relationships, and health. The solution is not comfortable, but it is transformative and essential for entrepreneurs who are ready for personal and professional growth.
February 8, 2026
Exponential Entrepreneur

How Continuous Mindset Works

In this episode, Erika Ferenczi sits down with Practical Profitable Mindset member Melinda Grimaldi, Founder and Managing Attorney of Grimaldi Law Firm, for a different kind of conversation. One that shows what happens when those lessons are lived, not just learned.
February 1, 2026
Exponential Entrepreneur

Interview Your Past Self

Success has a dangerous side effect: it makes you think you have arrived. Alejandra Leibovich explains why the moment you think you have figured it all out is the moment your growth stalls.
January 25, 2026
Exponential Entrepreneur

Get Comfortable With Your Budget

In this episode, Oscar Ferenczi invites entrepreneurs to shift that instinct and focus on intentional planning instead. Through a practical, real-world walkthrough of budgeting and execution, Oscar reframes the budget not as paperwork or restriction, but as a clear expression of intent. When numbers are decided first (before strategy, staffing, or marketing), everything else can be built with discipline instead of emotion. The result is greater visibility, control, and predictability, no matter when you start planning.
January 18, 2026
From The Vault

Stop Hiding: Your Business Revolves Around You

"If you're hiding your message. If you're hiding your truth, If you're unwilling to share your story... your marketing is going to be obviously watered down. Because if you're not appealing really powerfully to some people, you're just trying to please everyone. You're not going to really excite anyone." - RJon Robins

Welcome inside the vault. This is a collection of previously unreleased lessons from eight-figure entrepreneurial mastermind RJon Robins. And in case you didn't see the warning label, this content can be explicit and is for serious entrepreneurs only.

In this lesson from the January 2025 Live Quarterly Meeting, RJon simplifies what it really takes to run a successful law firm. He breaks the business down into the seven essential parts every law firm must master:

1. Marketing

2. Sales

3. Production

4. People

5. Physical Plant

6. Financial Controls

7. You

The core component that is at the center of it all is your mindset.

Your firm's success or lack of success revolves around how you think about each of these seven parts. RJon challenges law firm owners to stop hiding behind watered-down messages and fear of judgment. He explains why, even though the fundamentals of marketing haven't changed in hundreds of years, your mindset about marketing changes everything.

Let's go to the vault!

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January 12, 2026
2 min read
Exponential Entrepreneur

Why Do We Resist Change?

Erika exposes the flaw in this thinking: when you try to stay the same in a world that is constantly moving forward, you don’t actually stay the same. Instead, you fall behind. The perceived safety of the familiar only exists as long as your entire environment remains frozen, something that does not happen in the natural order of life. Your relationships evolve, markets shift, circumstances change. The person trying to resist this reality is not playing it safe, they are guaranteeing their obsolescence.
January 11, 2026
From The Vault

Give Yourself the Chance to Fly

"Are you so afraid of success that you won't even prepare to receive it? Some of you won't even give yourself every chance possible to achieve your full potential. You and your full potential are like strangers and you're scared of that stranger." - RJon Robins

Welcome inside the vault. This is a collection of previously unreleased lessons from eight-figure entrepreneurial mastermind RJon Robins. And in case you didn't see the warning label, this content can be explicit and is for serious entrepreneurs only.

In this lesson, RJon confronts law firm owners with a shocking truth: they're afraid of flying more than they are afraid of falling. He exposes how they spend more time and energy crafting excuses and building a story that makes it okay to not succeed instead of leaning into their full potential.

Key Takeaways:

1. Freedom is about more than money; it means having control of your time, space, and associations.

2. You invest more energy into crafting excuses than learning how to succeed.

3. What has to break in your personal life matters more than what breaks in your business when you double your income.

Through his own story of transformation, RJon demonstrates why failure is comfortable and familiar while success is unfamiliar and scary. It is time to break up with the excuses and stories we tell ourselves that keep us from achieving real freedom.

Let's go to the vault!

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January 5, 2026
2 min read
Exponential Entrepreneur

Do Not Trust Your Feelings

In this episode, RJon Robins explains why successful leaders ground every decision in facts, not feelings. He provides examples of how we’re completely oblivious to huge parts of reality that surround us every day. When you operate from feelings instead of facts, it isn’t just impractical, it’s the most unprofitable decision you can make. Get ready to be challenged about trusting every feelings, every assumption, and every “obvious” truth.
January 4, 2026