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The Letters

Read the practice before you run it.


Twice a month, plus the occasional one-off.

No hype, sourced, and every letter ends on what it changes for how you operate. The letters are where the thinking behind The Practice is published in public, by Jake Griffith, and they arrive in your inbox the morning they publish. Reading is free.

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Sourced Twice a month Free to read

IWhat arrives

One letter, and the subject changes. Sometimes it is a real shift at the frontier, and the work is separating it from the noise it arrived wrapped in. Sometimes it is a story everyone repeats that falls apart the moment you open the document behind it. Sometimes it is what is losing value in professional work and what is appreciating instead, or the infrastructure and the regulation underneath all of it, where your future costs are decided in rooms almost nobody reads.

Every letter is written by a practicing Georgia real estate closing attorney who runs the systems he describes. Claims carry their sources. When a letter says a tool should never see a client's information, it says why, and what to do instead.

IIThe archive

Every letter published, newest first. Each link opens the full letter at read.runthepractice.com.

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