Tired,Ceo Decision fatigue rarely shows up as an obvious failure. More often, it appears as slower momentum, reduced clarity, or the sense that leadership attention is being consumed by decisions that shouldn’t  require it. For many CEOs, this isn’t about decision-making ability. It’s about how decisions are generated, routed, and resolved inside the business . At a certain stage of growth, decision fatigue becomes less of a personal issue, and more of an operational design flaw . Why...

High-pressure work session In today’s fast-paced work environment, many leaders find themselves overwhelmed, juggling endless tasks, expectations, and responsibilities. In a recent episode of the CEO Reset Podcast , La Tonya shares that this struggle isn’t a personal failure, but a common design flaw in how leadership capacity is structured . By learning how to recognize and manage our true capacity, leaders can shift not only their effectiveness, but also their overall well-being. You can...

CEO-WORK DAY January often arrives with an unspoken demand. Move fast. Set aggressive goals. Launch something new. Prove momentum early. But for CEOs carrying real responsibility, teams, clients, revenue, and culture, acceleration without clarity isn’t leadership. It’s reaction. January is the ideal time to reset CEO decision-making by prioritizing discernment over urgency and capacity over speed. That’s why I approach January differently. Not as a time to push harder, but as a time to decide...