Join us as Andrea Mishio shares her journey from burnout to learning how to prioritize self-care so she can live a vibrant life as a speaker, teacher and mom.

Contact Andrea at: fit.wonder.womom@gmail.com

In this episode, we explore what it really means to be a resilient school leader. Not the kind who powers through without breaking, but the kind who moves through pain with purpose and becomes the glue holding their school together during the hardest days. We'll tackle the weight of leading when everyone brings their opinion of what you "should" be doing. Accountability demands keep rising while your staff drowns under competing priorities. You'll discover why your most powerful tool isn't saying yes to more. It's becoming masterful at filtering out what doesn't align with your school's goal. Give your teachers permission to focus and to stop doing the things that water down their impact. Because resilience isn't about being unbreakable—it's about knowing what to hold onto and what to let go.

What if balance isn’t about doing everything evenly — but about showing up fully where you are? In this episode, we challenge the guilt-driven version of “work–life balance” that so many educators carry and replace it with a healthier, more sustainable way to lead and live. You’ll explore how holding two truths at once and being present where your feet are can reduce burnout, strengthen relationships, and create emotionally steady adults who build vibrant school communities. If you’ve ever felt stretched thin, torn between competing priorities, or like you’re never doing “enough,” this conversation will feel like a deep breath — and a practical reset.