What's on your dashboard this week?
Warning lights come on before burnout does. They're usually a load problem, not a you problem. Tap yours and get one thing to drop or shrink for each.
- Tap every warning light that's been on lately.
- Tap Diagnose.
- Get one workload move for each light: what to drop or shrink this week. Not "more self-care."
Which lights are on?
Tap any that have shown up for you in the last couple of weeks. Tap again to turn one off.
No lights on? You can still diagnose. That's a result too.
My Teacher Check Engine Light:
All clear
Your moves
Each one takes something off your plate. Pick the one that frees the most time and do just that one this week.
This week I'm dropping:
Tap "This is my one" on a move above.
If this is more than a rough patch, you don't have to sort it out alone. Most districts have a free, confidential Employee Assistance Program (EAP); HR or your benefits page has the number. If you're in crisis, call or text 988 (US). If someone is in immediate danger, call 911.