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Burnout sparked the end of Zane McCormack's career as a policeman.

After recovering from burnout he started speaking to colleagues and friends. Supporting them from their journey. He found himself at a cross roads in life and he chose to become a burnout coach (The Assured Man).

As a police officer Zane has seen a lot of things. Living on the opposite side of the world to his family meant there was a lack of real conversation. To top it all off the world was closing down.

Zane has researched the steps of burnout and recognises the differences between this and PTSD or CPTSD. His understanding allow him to help individuals and businesses manage burnout.

His passion with leadership and how a burntout leader can impact a team drives him to support more businesses. It's up to businesses to support their colleagues and for colleagues to feel safe to speak out about their mental health.

Zane faced adversity head on. He realised the best way to get himself out of burnout was by doing it himself. When a lot of people try to get themselves out of a situation they work harder or try harder - Zane had to work smarter !!

You can follow Zane on his linkedin below

Zane McCormack | LinkedIn

And even though he is 48, he does still manage to use instagram too

Zane McCormack (@the_assured_man) • Instagram photos and videos

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