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Wed 6/10 — Burnout isn't workload. It's boundary erosion.
Most executive burnout I see is not a workload problem. It is a boundary problem. The leaders running hot are usually not running too many hours. They are absorbing too much that is not theirs. They take on more than the role requires, stay too long inside systems that have been quietly destabilizing their authority, and keep absorbing the friction generated by a high-conflict dynamic the organization has chosen not to address. From the outside, this reads as capability, and for a while it is. But the cost compounds quietly, and rarely shows up in a performance review. What erodes first is not output. It is judgment, presence, and the capacity to lead from a stable center. In the RECLAIM™ Leadership Framework, boundary intelligence is one of the first things we rebuild. Not as a personality trait. As a working condition for senior leadership inside environments that have been eroding it for years.
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