Stressed Leaders
Dan SteckenKeeping Stressed Leaders in the Game, avoiding Burn Out
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 227 | Subscribers | Read | stressedleaders.substack.com |
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Fists of Rage - Leading with Disruptive Parent
It’s Friday, welcome back to the Stressed Leaders weekly newsletter, volume 77. In this volume, I am stealing an excerpt from my latest book, currently in production, for Rookie School Building Leaders, discussing, in chapter 5, amongst oth...
The April Limp
There’s a 20+ year old group text between my two best friends and I from our hometown that still exists, with, sometimes daily, but mostly weekly check-in’s on life’s random parenting adventures, but more specifically 1990’s and 2000’s song...
Spring Break Shenanigans Induce More Pressure
This Spring Break week I committed to daily plans to push myself, but also enjoy some down time with my wife and kids. Carpe diem style, I seized the day and promised myself 2 workouts a day, while also being able to report to the office at...
Built Under Pressure - Week 13
Spring Break for an educator, especially in the Midwest of grey everything, where the sun rises after the first class bell rings and that cloud covered sun sets before winter sports practices end… it’s a slow death march. Many days I’ll arr...
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As Stressed Leaders, you are not broken, but you are exhausted. Writing is a tool, to take a moment to exhale. We also lead an annual summit, where leaders finally get to take off their armor and discover the tools to stay in the game.
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