- founder of Compliance Explained - ex-Legal & Compliance Counsel

Joined June 2011
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Jochen Vankerckhoven retweeted
27 Oct 2022
Testing... If I were to put together a set of the best VV slides as a plug-and-play product, is that something you might be interested in?
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Jochen Vankerckhoven retweeted
18 Aug 2022
Every time I have a client call to discuss my coaching program for social media: “I don’t have the budget” = it’s too expensive “I want to try it on my own” “I am not in a rush” There is an underlying mindset problem in the legal industry that I want to call out 🧵
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Jochen Vankerckhoven retweeted
Time isn't distributed equally unlawyered.substack.com/p/ho…

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The only reason I quit my traditional legal career is to divorce my time from my income unlawyered.substack.com/p/th…

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First month self-employment learned me that you get superconcious about your time Time can make you: More money More valuable More enjoyable But you can only pick one each time
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Being experienced and being an expert are two different things. A beginner at something “experienced” new things. While “expert” is just a claim. People love listening to experienced people instead of experts.
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If I would start over again as lawyer… I would focus on problems Instead of trying be the solution with legal knowledge about a specific area of the law Being a problem expert is the fastest way to a personal monopoly (h/t @david_perell) Problem > Solution
Lawyers talk about themselves I am expert in X That’s totally fine btw, but misses the point. You shouldn’t claim the solution (expertise), instead you should claim the problem. Talking about a specific problem is talking about the customer. Monopolize the problem
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Lawyers mistake complexity with value Yes it can be that simple to solve a problem Simple for you as lawyers still may mean a great value for the customer
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Grateful for all the feedback I improved the End Use Declaration, and made a separate website (endusedeclaration.com) with some shameless plugs. I think, lawyers should take such direct-to-problem approach instead of market themselves as expert in law area X

I created the free template "End Use Declaration" Go to: lnkd.in/eWrkDHtR

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Why? - It's these days (new sanctions against Russia) an urgent topic at many exporting companies in the EU - It's easy work for compliance lawyers to give away a basic template - It's a starting point for discussion to build more complex compliance measures
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Are you a compliance lawyer? Get the document Copy Edit Sell Scale
1) Your customers get fast access to your expertise without back-and-forth emailing 2) You create more time to work on things that require more time
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Compliance lawyers complain they have too much work But actually, they have too much easy repeatable work, and insufficient time to work on complex matters. So, just productize your compliance knowledge: And then: copy > edit > sell > scale
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🇺🇦Food for thought for western companies active in Russia: “If you are neutral in situations of injustice, you have chosen the side of the oppressor.” - Bishop Demond Tutu
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Jochen Vankerckhoven retweeted
This is a great model for effective value creation in any consultancy. Not only for legal work. (Useful background in Jochen’s thread)
Replying to @thejochenv
Upsell too complex work to the hourly rate regime And after you analyzed all of this, you know that in practice you’ll need: 1) Saas products for efficiency of repeatable work 2) Media products to break the time barrier 3) Billable hours for doing the real thing
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