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Obsessed with Success

“Obsessed with Success” is a podcast that combines legal insight with entrepreneurial passion. The show explores the personal stories, strategic decisions, and bold moves that define today’s most successful legal professionals.

Podcast · By obsessedwithsuccess · English · Official site

Indexed episodes, last 90 days
5
Latest publication
Sep 2, 2026
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Jul 8, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 2, 2026

    Second-Order Consequences: Why Smart Decisions Still Create Problems (opens the original)

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    In this episode of Obsessed with Success, host Russel Morgan, founder of Morgan Legal Group, joins Shameika Rhymes to delve into the intricacies of second-order consequences in business decision-making. They explore how leaders often overlook the long-term effects of decisions that seem beneficial in the short term. Russel emphasizes the importance of considering turnover costs, employee satisfaction, and the human touch in an increasingly AI-driven world. He discusses the impact of momentum on

  2. Episode · Aug 19, 2026

    The Cost Of Speed In Law Firms: When Fast Becomes A Liability (opens the original)

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    Alan Vaitzman, Esq., associate at Morgan Legal Group P.C. specializing in New York probate and estate litigation, joins Lisa Mosbey to break down when speed becomes a liability in legal practice. Episode 35 covers how small procedural shortcuts cascade into court objections and delayed matters, who inside the firm absorbs the hidden costs, and how to diagnose whether your firm has healthy momentum or harmful urgency. morganlegalny.com/obsessed-with-success/

  3. Episode · Aug 5, 2026

    Avoiding The Point Of No Return In Law Firms (opens the original)

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    Russel Morgan, Founding Partner of Morgan Legal Group P.C. — New York’s estate planning, probate, and trust litigation firm — joins Lisa Mosbey to break down the moment a law firm crosses into irreversible decline. Episode 34 covers the four pillars of firm health, standards erosion, AI oversight, and the two questions every managing partner must answer before it is too late. Listen now at morganlegalny.com/obsessed-with-success/.

  4. Episode · Jul 22, 2026

    When Estates Turn Into Disputes: What Probate Litigation Actually Looks Like (opens the original)

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    In this episode of Obsessed with Success, host Shameika Rhymes continues her conversation with Alan Vaitzman, an associate at Morgan Legal Group, focusing on probate and estate litigation. Alan delves into the intricacies of estate disputes, explaining how disagreements over fiduciary appointments and asset distribution can lead to full-blown litigation. He highlights the importance of stipulations and agreements in resolving conflicts and discusses the unique challenges of probate litigation, s

  5. Episode · Jul 8, 2026

    From Associate to Litigator: Building a Practice in Estate and Probate Disputes (opens the original)

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    In this episode of Obsessed with Success, host Shameika Rhymes sits down with Alan Vaitzman, an associate at Morgan Legal Group, to explore his journey into probate and estate litigation. Alan shares his unexpected path from law school to litigation, influenced by opportunities and mentors along the way. He discusses the intricacies of surrogate court work, the importance of client expectation management, and the unique family dynamics encountered in estate cases. Alan also highlights the challe

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