The same is surely true or a painter or song writer. Do they 'know' for sure what will be successful?
In looking to the outside world for valuation and recognition for Lexsure's products I readily admit to worrying about appreciation and validation.
Last night I received two emails in the space of half an hour concerning Lexsure's report on title technology (e-ROT).
Here's an extract of an email trail with a lawyer after advising that her account will go live soon. No doubt she was attracted by the time saving aspects of the software:
Lawyer :
WOOHOO.
Right now I am just preparing a report on title and making a note of specific enquiries to be raised for a purchase on which my client wants to exchange next week and complete on the 4th July so its rather urgent and I am still not in receipt of all search results but plugging away so I am not caught out. This will take a good 3-4 hours out of my evening and I have not yet gone down for lunch so dinner will be a pass.
Right now I am just preparing a report on title and making a note of specific enquiries to be raised for a purchase on which my client wants to exchange next week and complete on the 4th July so its rather urgent and I am still not in receipt of all search results but plugging away so I am not caught out. This will take a good 3-4 hours out of my evening and I have not yet gone down for lunch so dinner will be a pass.
Me:
So when I said in the webinar 'for many lawyers the Report on Title encroaches on personal time' you really knew what I meant :-)
Lawyer:
Living embodiment Simon
In the second email a lawyer simply said:
I think it is an amazing product and a Godsend!!
A long way to go but happy to take the applause for now.
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