Скачать или смотреть The Power of Stepping Away Why Strategic Absence Makes You a Better Leader

Most law firm leaders think stepping away means falling behind — but what if it’s actually your greatest strategic advantage?

In this episode, Executive Coach John R. Kormanik shares The Power of Stepping Away and why intentional time off helps you become a stronger, more effective leader.

You’ll learn:
⚖️ Why time away is an investment, not a liability
⚖️ How stepping back creates clarity, innovation, and firm-wide trust
⚖️ The hidden ROI of rest and reflection
⚖️ How to delegate confidently so your firm thrives — even when you’re not there

Through practical examples (including how Bill Gates’ “Think Weeks” reshaped modern leadership), John explains how strategic absence builds the resilience, systems, and autonomy your team needs to grow — sustainably.

If you’re a law firm managing partner, senior associate, or firm founder ready to shift from overworking to leading with vision and purpose, this episode is your roadmap.

🎯 Watch now to learn how stepping back can make you a better law firm leader.

Timestamps
0:00 – Introduction
0:52 – Why Law Firm Leaders Struggle to Step Away
2:17 – The Myths That Keep You Stuck in the Office
7:34 – Insight #1: Time Away Is an Investment
10:45 – Insight #2: ROI from Rest and Clarity
14:55 – Insight #3: Delegation Builds Leadership Depth
18:00 – Final Thoughts & Takeaways

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