Then recognize those accomplishments. Recognition need not be costly. I have seen individuals transformed after they've received simple verbal recognition in front of their peers. Well-timed pats on the back can establish your law firm as a quality place to be. It was only after I began working in a professional kitchen that I fully understood the instructor's admonition.
Professional cooking is hard, grueling work.
Young chefs who don't have a passion for their work simply don't survive in professional kitchens. The same is true for lawyers. At one time, there was a reason you chose to become a lawyer. Maybe you felt that the law would enable you to right wrongs. Maybe you felt the law was a way to battle injustice.