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Back to EpisodesThe Sales Skills to Land More High End Clients & Explode Your Business (Ep. 178)
Description
On this episode of The Lawyer Millionaire, host Darren Wurz interviews Amy Parvaneh about how lawyers and other professional service providers can improve their sales process, build trust, and attract higher-value clients. Drawing from her experience in investment banking, private wealth management, and coaching financial professionals, Amy shares practical strategies for selling services without feeling “salesy.”
Darren and Amy discuss:
- Why trust is the foundation of every sale?
- Sales is not an innate talent rather it is a learned skill.
- The biggest mistakes lawyers make in the sales process.
- Why empathy beats aggressive selling.
- Referrals require intentional effort.
- How to use AI to attract more clients.
Resources:
- Profit First – Transform Your Business from a Cash-Eating Monster to a Money-Making Machine by Mike Michalowicz (Book)
- Storyselling for Financial Advisors: How Top Producers Sell by Scott West & Mitch Anthony
- Law Firm Financial Reporting Template Pack (Exclusive content)
- Law Firm Profitability Assessment
- How to Calculate Your Law Firm Tax Reserve
- Get your Free Law Firm Audit
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Connect with Amy Parvaneh:
- Linkedin: Amy Parvaneh
- Youtube: @AmyParvaneh
- Website: Select Advisors Institute
About Amy Parvaneh:
Amy Parvaneh was born on the day of a civil war and coup d’etat, with her mother forced to be taken to a hospital to have an emergency delivery given the upcoming riots the country was anticipating the next day. From that day on, she was called a revolutionary by her friends and family.
Amy and her family moved to the United States when she was 12 years old. Given her excruciatingly challenging upbringing, her survivalist mentality encouraged her to pursue any dreams, and to never forget the lack of opportunities others in less fortunate countries experience.
Amy received her MBA from Duke University, and soon joined the Investment Management division of Goldman Sachs & Co., where she shattered management expectations for the