Week 2: Declutter the Mind
Even in summer, teachers carry invisible mental clutter—worries about students, pressure to be productive, looping thoughts that just won’t let go.
Even in summer, teachers carry invisible mental clutter—worries about students, pressure to be productive, looping thoughts that just won’t let go.
What we're building.
There’s a better way to teach goal-setting. And it starts with rejecting resolutions entirely.
Here’s the truth: Teaching is an inherently energy-depleting profession. You spend six to eight hours a day regulating other people’s emotions, making hundreds of micro-decisions, performing cognitive and physical labor simultaneously, and operating in a state of constant vigilance.
Here's another STRONG Teacher update. February is almost complete in The STRONG Year.