Episode Title: You Don’t Have to Fix Everything 
There’s a quiet pressure many teachers carry: the belief that if something is wrong in the classroom, it must be their responsibility to fix it. 
A struggling student.
A difficult behavior.
A child’s emotions.
A situation that feels bigger than you. 
Because teachers care deeply, it’s easy to start carrying the weight of everything that happens in the classroom. But that level of responsibility isn’t sustainable—and it was never meant to be your job. 
In this episode, Brenna talks about the difference between supporting students and owning their struggles, and why learning that distinction can dramatically lighten the emotional load teachers carry every day. 
You’ll learn: Why teachers often feel responsible for everything that happens in their classroom
What actually is your responsibility as a teacher—and what isn’t
A powerful mindset shift that helps you care without carrying the weight of it all
How setting emotional boundaries can help you show up with more patience and energy

You can be a caring, committed teacher without trying to fix every problem. 
Sometimes, the most sustainable way to teach is learning how to support students without carrying everything on your shoulders.