Episode #70 -- Interview with Kathryn Burmeister, Author of Overcoming Addiction to the Status Quo

Kathryn has served on the Board of Directors for Ahimsa House, a
non-profit that helps domestic violence survivors and their pets
get out of abusive situations. She is a member of Animal Legal
Defense Fund, a non-profit whose mission is to protect the lives
and advance the interests of animals through the legal system,
and is a member of their Pro Bono Program network; a member of
the ACLU, a non-profit that works through the legal system and
communities to defend and preserve the individual rights and
liberties that the Constitution and the laws of the United States
guarantee everyone in this country; and a member of the Female
Founder Collective, a network of businesses led by women, that
enables and empowers female owned and led businesses to
positively impact communities, both socially and economically.
She is also a member of the Georgia Trial Lawyers Association,
whose mission is to protect the Constitutional promise of justice
for all by guaranteeing the right to trial by jury, preserving an
independent judiciary, and providing access to the courts for all
Georgians.  


Though she never anticipated having her own business, after a
number of tumultuous events, Kathryn started her own law firm in
October of 2018 and focuses exclusively on personal injury by
giving a voice to those that have been hurt because of someone
else. She wrote her first book, “Overcoming Addiction to the
Status Quo,” in 2020 and began speaking about self-care,
business, and law the same year. Her passion for helping others
is a theme that crosses between her presentations. Kathryn has a
particular passion for mental health, self-improvement, and
emotional intelligence, which she integrates into her legal
practice, speaking, and writing as well.


Learn more at: https://kathrynfburmeister.com/ or on Instagram
@kfburmeister