Hmmmm...seems the link to my Twitter account has been dormant since February...
This, of course means I could talk about things here that are UNRelaTED to the professional me that exists there.
So here are some facts that I haven't mentioned on Twitter.
1) I #quit my job at the end of February. I just suddenly had ENOUGH. At the moment I'm looking beyond teaching. If I stay in teaching it needs to be *right for me*...not sure I even know what this means...
2) Part of the quitting was a promise to myself to look after myself. Which teaching, or at least managing as a head of department, hadn't given me time to. Today I took a health step and started #running. Nothing major, but used the #none2run app which is more gentle than #couchto5k.
Well done!
Quitting to focus on your health is a great move in my experience.
The first time I ever quit a role, I started on a path to a new field of study. I'm still glad I did so before the terrible management of my job totally crushed me. 
Having made a similar exit recently, I would advise allowing plenty of time and space to decompress if you have the means.
I imagine you've earned your share of exhale time. You've made a good choice.
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