AntiBurnout Part 4: Practices for the climb

In this final episode of the Anti-Burnout series, Alan, Chad, and Jonathan discuss habits that can help leaders avoid burnout and live a lighter way of life. They emphasize the importance of constant learning, viewing limits as a gift, and cultivating empowerment rather than dependency. They also encourage leaders to go slow and not rush through life. The goal is to find freedom and live and lead in a way that is aligned with one's unique design.   Takeaways

• Constant learning is essential for leaders to stay at or above the curve in a time of high change.
• Viewing limits as a gift and living within one's unique design can bring freedom and fulfillment.
• Cultivating empowerment rather than dependency in teams leads to greater impact and growth.
• Going slow and avoiding rushing through life allows for greater presence and enjoyment of the present moment.

  Quotables

• "Leaders are readers."
• "Don't just feedback, feed forward."
• "Go slow or go fast, but don't rush."

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