New Toolkit Business Launches to Help Transform Firms in the Legal and Other Sectors

A new toolkit business has launched to help transform the way law firms and businesses in other sectors approach strategy and planning.

Founded by legal sector expert Murray Mathieson, better@business has released its first product ‘Your Strategy and Planning Toolkit’ at a time when strategy and planning is more critical than ever.

A comprehensive and detailed online package comprising 7 modules with over 70 resources, this toolkit is a step-by-step practical guide to developing a strategy, putting it into a plan and implementing it. It includes videos, presentations, templates, checklists, exercises and much more.

The Toolkit can be used for plans for the whole business, teams and individuals – whether it’s for creating a new strategy or reviewing and updating your current one.

This is a completely new approach – innovative, simple and practical – which will enable you to develop a strategy and make sure it’s successfully executed..

And to celebrate its launch, the price of the first Toolkit has been brought down by 50% for a limited time only. If you decide to purchase you will own the Toolkit forever – so everyone in the business can use it again and again. It’s a one-off purchase with no recurring charges.

Click here for more info:- https://better-at-business.com/

About better@business and Murray Mathieson 

better@business is a trading name of Positively Legal Ltd, a company owned and operated by Murray since 2001. Murray is a non-practising solicitor and accredited business coach, with extensive legal and business experience worldwide. Positively Legal provides specialist coaching, consulting and training services to law firms and other businesses, and has clients in the UK, Europe, the Middle East, Asia and the U.S . Before setting up the company, Murray worked in law firms in Scotland and the British West Indies and held senior in house counsel positions in the aerospace, football and construction industries. He is also a trustee of The Geno Project, a charity which provides children from the Homa Bay District in Kenya with the opportunity to follow their academic ambitions.