From Big Law Litigator to Meditation Teacher: My Great Resignation Story

In January 2014, I was a budding Big Law associate attorney at one of the highest-grossing, top litigation firms in the country. I had shiny degrees from the right Ivy League schools, a growing six-figure salary with yearly 5-figure bonuses. I billed impressive hours each month, had a closet overflowing with all the pin stripe power pencil skirt suits and highest heels, and by all readily-acceptable indicators: I was successful. 

And yet, I walked away from it all. 

To teach ... meditation. 

These days, we hear so much about the external socioeconomic and political reasons behind the Great Resignation.  

But what about the inner landscape of a major decision like this? 

To abandon a "life that looks good on paper," but that comes at too high a cost. 

Here I share my own story to help shed some light on a big leap you might be considering too -- from safe, compliant, box-checking, hustling & grinding, over-achieving, (burnt-out) perfectionist to ... Well, that's up to you. (Really!)

And I can show you how. 

Learn more about how I support people like you on the verge of something big with my Beyond Balance Mentorship and find out whether joining my next cohort, which begins March 21, 2022, is exactly what you've been waiting for. 

Visit catherinezack.com/mentorship to learn more.