You know that magical moment on a summer Saturday night—when the sun’s still lingering, your shoulders are relaxed, and there’s finally time to breathe?
That’s where we are right now in the educator calendar.
Only educators will understand the flow of summer to be like this:
- End of June is Friday night
- July is all day Saturday
- End of July? That’s Saturday night
- …and August? That’s when the Sunday scaries sneak in.
And here we are—Saturday night.
Some of us are still soaking up every ounce of rest and joy. Others are already seeing the back-to-school signs at Target and feeling that subtle shift… the creeping to-do lists… the swirl of emotions.
Here’s what I want you to know… You’re not back in school yet. You don’t have to go harder in the remaining summer days. And no, you don’t have to lose this beautiful version of yourself just because school is starting.
What if this year could be different?
What if you started the school year already grounded and protected against burnout—before the chaos hits?
That’s exactly why we created the Educator’s Burnout Recovery Guide—a totally free, no-strings-attached resource to help you prevent burnout before it starts.
It’s short. It’s practical. It’s packed with bite-sized tools you can use right now to stay rooted in peace, purpose, and balance.
- You’ll reflect on what’s draining your energy
- Identify your small daily wins
- Learn quick mindset shifts that actually stick
- Set realistic habits that build a life you don’t need to escape from
Download the FREE Educator’s Burnout Recovery Guide
(It’s like sunscreen for your soul to prevent the school-year burn.)
But if you’re ready to go deeper…
Let me tell you what one educator recently shared after completing our Lesson Plan for Life experience:
“I finished Lesson Plan for Life right before the end of the school year, and even on the craziest days—when I was going nonstop from sun-up to sun-down—I felt grounded. The routines I built anchored me in a way that made everything feel more doable, even joyful. For the first time, I didn’t crawl into summer needing to recover. I was just ready to enjoy it. And now, even as the school year gets closer, I’m calm. I’m still enjoying summer, and I’m not dreading the transition—because I know I’ve got the tools to handle it. I really feel like I’ve recovered from burnout.”
And that’s the power of doing this work before the school year begins.
This 6-week experience isn’t about adding more to your plate—it’s about rethinking what’s on the plate in the first place. It’s about creating a rhythm that helps you show up for your students and for yourself. It’s about building a plan that makes peace, joy, and confidence part of your daily routine—not something you have to earn on weekends or wait for in June.
You don’t have to give up your life to be a great teacher. You don’t have to burn out to prove you’re doing enough. And you don’t have to wait for another exhausting year to pass before you make a change!
You can start now—with clarity, intention, and a guide to help you every step of the way.
Learn more about the Lesson Plan for Life here.
So here’s your next step.
If you’re starting to feel that subtle shift as summer winds down…If you’re tempted to start planning but also want to hold onto this calm…If you’re ready to do things differently this year…
Start here.
Grab the FREE Educator’s Burnout Recovery Guide
Then say yes to your future self and join the Lesson Plan for Life.
You’ve still got time and you are so worth the investment!
Let’s make this your best school year yet.
Written by Sarah Fillion 2025
