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| 65 Responses to Option A | ||
|---|---|---|
| 1 | This one seems more genuine and real. | |
| 2 | Seems more professional. | |
| 3 | I think choice A is easier for people to understand and connect to. | |
| 4 | this sounds nicer | |
| 5 | Sounds more genuine. Nice wording usage | |
| 6 | I like A because it's more active versus passive in it's phrasing. | |
| 7 | Option A sounds more natural. It also conveys the message more effectively I think. | |
| 8 | A sounds a little more interesting and earnest. | |
| 9 | It sounds less jumbled than the other one. | |
| 10 | Looks more prof | |
| 11 | I don't love either name but lawyering from the heart has a better flow. | |
| 12 | The one I didn't pick just seems more artificial somehow. | |
| 13 | CHoice A has better flow in the name and easier to say | |
| 14 | it shows that you care | |
| 15 | Option B sounds "muddled" and dosent make much sense | |
| 16 | Both options are effective at conveying that there is a desire for the lawyer to communicate more effectively or warmly (and with heart). However, neither option clearly conveys the "feeling burnt out" part at all. | |
| 17 | This seems to connect more to a person and is more appealing. | |
| 18 | This one sounds pretty good. | |
| 19 | The phrasing flows better and seems more natural. | |
| 20 | The heart centered lawyer sounds as if it may be a medical lawyer only. | |
| 21 | I automatically get an idea about what Lawyering from the Heart may be, as opposed to Option B where I am a bit confused as to what this may mean. | |
| 22 | I prefer option A because it fits the message of what the lawyer is looking for but is grammatically correct. Option B does not make sense because it is not grammatically correct. | |
| 23 | LOL! Ummm...Yeah--OK--Sure. Works for me | |
| 24 | Option B just sounds a little awkward. A is more natural to say/hear | |
| 25 | Option A feels like it has more compassion and understanding associated with the name. | |
| 26 | sounds more emotional | |
| 27 | More genuine. | |
| 28 | The other one sounds strange | |
| 29 | The other sounds like it's describing a lawyer as he already is | |
| 30 | The other title doesn't make much sense to me. Title A is plain and to the point. | |
| 31 | The wording is more catchy | |
| 32 | Option A makes it clear that you are involving feelings as a lawyer, and option B could be misinterpreted as "heart of the issue." | |
| 33 | A is catchier. | |
| 34 | I can really relate to this. | |
| 35 | Sounds more intimate | |
| 36 | This one sounds better. | |
| 37 | This sounds more caring and personal. | |
| 38 | The other option makes it seem like lawyer only deals with cardiac malpractice suits. | |
| 39 | Heart centered sounds like it might be more about medical lawsuits that have to do with heart issues | |
| 40 | A - because B could easily be misunderstood as "hart centered" if it's only a bit mispronounced. | |
| 41 | label it better | |
| 42 | I strongly prefer A because it sounds like the lawyer will be more compassionate | |
| 43 | sounds simple and more precise. | |
| 44 | Don't car to much for either. Option A sounds slightly more personable. | |
| 45 | Option an sounds like a lawyer specializing in cardiac patients | |
| 46 | Option A would appeal more to me since this is one of my goals - to communicate more effectively with my clients and true communication comes from the heart. | |
| 47 | I prefer A because it sounds better. | |
| 48 | A is more appealing because it says that you are acting from your heart, you are caring and care about others. B sounds more conceited, that you are centered on your own heart, not others. | |
| 49 | neither actually. sounds like an oxy-moron | |
| 50 | This title seems less awkward. | |
| 51 | The other title is very wordy. | |
| 52 | The other one seems forced | |
| 53 | Honestly, they are both terrible. Too sappy. But A is a little less so. | |
| 54 | Lawyering From the Heart sounds like a program a burnt-out lawyer could start on and gain momentum with. The Heart-Centered Lawyer sounds like something for lawyers who are in top shape, not burnt out. | |
| 55 | The other reads more awkwardly. | |
| 56 | This sounds more catchy and attractive | |
| 57 | The other one sounds like you are a medical lawyer dealthing with heart issues. | |
| 58 | Because it flows better. It sounds more pleasant. | |
| 59 | neither is awesome, but A makes more sense | |
| 60 | Option A sounds like it is a company that can help me achieve something. Option B doesn't sound a consulting firm it sounds like another lawyer. | |
| 61 | I like Option A. It feels honest, and I think I would have no problem trusting this company. | |
| 62 | This title sounds better verbally. | |
| 63 | A and I'm sure most lawyers would agree! Lawyers do a lot to make their clients feel as if they care (yes I have experience in the legal arena) and although most are stuffy and ridged they would find this title and relate to it. | |
| 64 | I actually like both titles, but slightly prefer A since it emotes more of a verb (to do) compared to just a noun in Option B. To me, having an action in the title of the consulting company makes it stand out more than just 'Noun Company X.' | |
| 65 | I think the first saying is more direct and catchy. | |
| 35 Responses to Option B | ||
|---|---|---|
| 1 | It shows that you are trying to help others, and are caring. I like it! | |
| 2 | It has a better flow to it and more clear meaning. | |
| 3 | Lawyering from the heart sounds more like a self-help book than a consulting company. PS I am a lwayer | |
| 4 | sounds a little better | |
| 5 | I like B a little more than A. I think it sounds more like a different way of looking at your world or a change in your approach to your job that could better your work life. | |
| 6 | I prefer B, because it gets the same point across while having a better word flow. | |
| 7 | it sounds a lot better | |
| 8 | Neither sounds good to me but this one is better. | |
| 9 | Choice B sound better/ | |
| 10 | This name is worded as if the lawyer is wanted to do work that is meaningful and to help people. The other name is worded in a way that they are being a lawyer but doing it from their heart. it is subtle but I think this one is better. | |
| 11 | Is Lawyering even a word? | |
| 12 | This one just sounds a little more better to say. It rolls off the tongue better. | |
| 13 | I think Option B sounds more unique than Option A. | |
| 14 | B puts heart first | |
| 15 | This seems less corny and more genuine | |
| 16 | The other one sounds boring. | |
| 17 | seems more personal | |
| 18 | The word, "lawyering" is rather unappealing. Being heart-centered is language more people would use. | |
| 19 | Lawyering is an awkward word. | |
| 20 | "lawyering" doesn't even sound like a real word although i guess it is. i go with the other option. | |
| 21 | Lawyering just gives a bad tone for some reason | |
| 22 | Lawyering sounds lame. | |
| 23 | Neither title feels right to me, however option B sounds like you are following your heart. | |
| 24 | Sounds professional and carrying at same time | |
| 25 | I don't think either works very well for the stated purpose, but this one seems to reflect stated goal better. | |
| 26 | both sucks but b looks more professional | |
| 27 | These are both terrible, but this is marginally better. | |
| 28 | This title is far more professional. | |
| 29 | It sounds emotional, yet business - like | |
| 30 | That title grabs my attention. The other sounds like a self help book and doesn't hold my interest | |
| 31 | Sounds more sensual. | |
| 32 | Sounds more respectable. | |
| 33 | It's a bit more catchy and memorable | |
| 34 | This one seems more traditional and has more meaning overall. | |
| 35 | it sounds less generic | |