Most leaders assume December feels heavy because the work gets harder. But that’s not true. And I can say that because I’ve coached leaders in every season, in every type of school, and under every kind of pressure, from the “everything is falling apart” semesters to the “we might make it” ones. Here’s the truth no one names, December doesn’t take leaders out.October does. December simply reveals  the cost of the rhythm you’ve been leading in since fall. Let me explain. A Mom

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