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When Leadership Growth Starts to Feel Heavy, Not Empowering There’s a moment many women in leadership experience but rarely talk about out loud. The role you worked hard for no longer energizes you the way it once did. Decisions feel heavier. The responsibility follows you home. You’re managing people, outcomes, and expectations while quietly holding everything else together behind the scenes. On paper, you’re succeeding. Internally, something feels off. This moment is easy t

Many women step into leadership already carrying more than their job description suggests. Not just the visible responsibilities, but the constant mental tracking that never fully shuts off. Remembering details. Anticipating needs. Managing emotions, schedules, expectations, and outcomes for others at work and at home. This invisible load runs quietly in the background, often unnoticed and unacknowledged. And it doesn’t pause when you get promoted.It grows. As women move int

Burnout rarely arrives all at once.It builds quietly through small compromises we convince ourselves are temporary. Just get through this season. Just push a little longer. Just don’t rock the boat yet. Each decision feels reasonable in the moment. But over time, those compromises accumulate. What starts as resilience slowly turns into exhaustion. What once felt manageable begins to feel heavy. And the longer you wait, the more difficult it becomes to imagine another way for