#124 How a Wake-Up Call at age 43 Sparked 25 Years of Reinvention
Barry Seidel was at the peak of his success—running a thriving personal injury practice while building a lucrative per diem business, which was featured on the cover of the New York Law Journal. Then, at 43 years old, he had a heart attack—one his doctors called a "no-risk-factor" event, apparently triggered by anger and stress. What followed was a complete reimagining of how he approached law and life.
In this episode of Lawyers Who Learn, host David Schnurman explores Barry's transformation from an angry, stressed attorney to someone who has embraced the ongoing process of learning to…
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