If you have a passable blog called “What About Clients?”, professional people give you “free stuff” to review. Good news: it’s free, and it’s almost always worthwhile material. Bad news: you practice law, run a business, travel, write straight non-blog pieces for mean editors and agents, and have an inventory of worthwhile free things to review for free. More bad news: you’re a picky guy on client development ideas; you want to read and hear things that both work and serve as a “call to arms”. Well, lately I’ve been both reading the books and listening to the audio portion of Jim Hassett’s ambitious

