For decades, I’ve helped my clients change. Now it was my turn.


For as long as I can remember, I’ve wanted to clone myself—to create a twin that could bring my wish list to life.

Although conventional science has fallen short (perhaps a good thing), an unexpected catalyst became my genie in a bottle.

The pandemic.

Covid-19 shut down the typical version of David Freeman, the one who ran retreats, conducted live training, and provided business development and leadership coaching. It all came to a screeching halt when law firms hunkered down and delayed investing in my services.
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If we categorize all of our business conversations into the above four buckets, which bucket is the fullest?

Unfortunately, I vote for bucket 4.  We end up in bucket 4 because we want to be perceived as being fully informed.  Yet, being fully informed takes a lot of solitary, uncompensated effort with no certain prospect