Operationally speaking

There are many types of lawyers, but i guess not everyone can or wants to tackle the change someone's life kind of cases. Many are set-up to handle the paperwork, dot the i's and cross the t's. So that brings to what is called - operations. Sound mundane, dirty, repetitive, rinse and repeat kind of work. Charging per transaction basis.

So does one strive to be in operational mode? Or should one see operations with a slight tinge of excitement. Maybe if one does, it no longer becomes rinse and repeat but becomes rinse, re-examine, improve. Not that it would matter, it earns the money. It would be nice to handle the life changing cases, no? But then again not everyones kind of tea. Depends on what kind of a lawyer you are or removing law from the equation, how you view everyday life.

Either way its operationally speaking.