At the start of a new year, many of us arrive back at work having had a brief but meaningful shift in pace. A little more rest. A little more space. Perhaps even a sense of reconnection with what matters to us, not only in the work we do, but in how we live and lead. And then the first week begins. The inbox fills quickly. Meetings resume. The familiar pull to respond, to be available, to re-enter at speed returns almost immediately. Without noticing, the intentions we set fr

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