John Kormanik is a performance and leadership coach who brings nearly 25 years of legal experience to his coaching practice. He recently authored the book Break The Law: A Story of a Remained Legal Career and a Reclaimed Life, which focuses on helping attorneys break free from the toxic work culture that often leads to burnout. John is passionate about helping lawyers reclaim their lives and thrive without sacrificing their well-being.
Here's a Glimpse of What You'll Learn
0:00 Preview - Success Isn't Comfortable
1:04 Introduction
3:05 Getting to Know John
6:17 Break the Law With John Kormanik
8:35 John's Beginnings as a Coach
10:33 Do I Always Need to Be Grinding?
11:54 I'm Not Busy… Am I Being Lazy?
14:12 Do I Always Need to Be Available?
18:40 Will Money Actually Make Me Happy?
21:13 Am I Weak If I Ask For Help?
26:30 Lawyers Think Differently
29:05 Success Isn't Comfortable
31:10 How John Works With Lawyers
33:25 Wrapping Up
Many lawyers express the same concerns: they're burnt out, they question themselves, and they aren't sure of the next step of their career when they go into business for themselves. Coaches are all different, but John Kormanik brings the truth to the table. There are five lies that every lawyer seems to believe, the secret to success (and happiness along the way) is to learn to ignore them and move past with a renewed sense of purpose and life. Understand what you need to know, and what you probably haven't been told yet, by listening to John Kormanik's wisdom today!
Speakers Featured in This Episode
- Tom Foster of Foster Web Marketing
- John Kormanik of John R. Kormanik Coaching
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