Burnout Usually Starts with Good Intentions

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No one starts a Christian school hoping to become overwhelmed.

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Most leaders begin with a heart to serve.

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They volunteer for one more project.
Answer one more email.
Cover one more responsibility.
Stay one more hour.

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Eventually, "I'll just do it myself" becomes the normal way of operating.

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That's often where burnout begins.

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Healthy leaders understand something important:

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Being faithful doesn't mean doing everything yourself.

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It means building a team, creating systems, and equipping others to carry the mission with you.

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Good stewardship includes stewarding your own time and energy.

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Because when the leader burns out, the entire organization feels it.

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Something to think about:

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What responsibility are you still carrying that someone else could own with the right process or training?

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If your financial responsibilities are keeping you from focusing on your school's mission, we'd love to help lighten that load.

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