CPD

On account of nothing staying the same for too long and being on the up and up with your law practice needs and client needs,CPD is made mandatory for the following reasons and more:

Training keeps you on top of your game
Training and developing your people helps you avoid churn and attracts people who are long termers and keen on honing their edge.
Training keeps you compliant with CPD.
Training helps you hold on to existing business by demonstrating your commitment to serging them by being up to speed.

Doing CPD is all the more trying because it is one of those things that happen to be good for you but is vaguely measurable in our ROI society and it only yields fruits or results down the line when you have already committed. It is like belief, unless you believe in a doctrine you cannot possibly derive any benefit from it

We all know we should have a personal library and read and watch little or no TV and exercise but what happens? Hustle from morning to night, go to her and do it all over again in the morning.
The forms CPD will take vary and aside from the courses offered by the local bar association, you can come up with ways to sharpen your edge
You should read a lot, share what you've come up with and you think you can contribute through writing, you can set up a YouTube Channel to talk about issues relevant to the profession or the client and you can send informed opinions on public issues.
At the core of all these activities is the focused use of your mind and the current realities of the field of play.
Keeps you sharp all the time, which is what CPD is all about.