Do you ever feel like greater success is locked behind a slightly immoral decision?

My guest today is Robert Klinck, an intellectual property attorney from Washington DC, and CEO of the game-changing legal advice company Klinck LLC.

He knows how to find success and hold onto his morals.

Growing up in McAllen, Texas, Robert always knew he was the brightest of the bright and things always came easily to him.

However, when he arrived at Harvard Law School, he had to face his reality:

He was just a small fish in a big sea of sharks.

Once he graduated from Harvard, Robert worked for a large law firm and then as a prosecutor in Fort Worth, Texas.

While working his first job, Robert was mentored by now Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch, who taught him that a lawyer can be both good at their job and a good person.

Robert watched his colleagues and friends chase prestige and glamour, and wasn't interested.

He wanted to be a good lawyer, but he wanted to be an even better man.

Throughout his career, Robert has faced situations where he had to choose between perfect and good.

Slight moral compromise and easy trial wins or do the right thing and have to fight harder?

Robert speaks in this episode about how his decisions to do the right thing improved his life. Specifically, he has more peaces of mind and a comfortable lifestyle, all without compromising his morals.

If you’ve faced a choice between what’s right and hard and what's slightly immoral but easier, this conversation is for you.

If you want to be simultaneously a good man and successful, take the time to learn from Robert's mistakes.

And if you're a hard worker, but feel that you lack the decisiveness to make real progress, hit play in the bar above.

Listen to this episode to hear from law expert Robert Klinck on how to find success and stay honest, and much more:

• Why you can't even trust your best friends when setting up agreements
• The emotion you should learn to control to be more successful (and a nicer guy)
• Why courage is as important as hard work
• The one attribute that Robert craves for more productivity
• A superior method for stress relief
• Why anger is a ‘peacock’ emotion
• How to correctly view and manage profit for your business
• The perfect ratio of family happiness and career success

Books and Resources mentioned in this episode:

"Profit First: Transform Your Business from a Cash-Eating Monster to a Money-Making Machine," by Mike Michalowicz

"The Entrepreneur's IP Planning Playbook: A Strategy Guide To Help Solopreneurs, Startup Founders, and Entrepreneurs Harness Their Intellectual Capital," by Robert Klinck

"Patent Litigation Primer: A Guide For Inventors And Business Owners," by Robert Klinck

How to contact Robert Klinck:

Visit his website.