Leadership gets noisy. This challenge helps you clear the clutter, reflect intentionally, and rebuild the habits that make you a steady, trusted manager.
This free challenge is designed for engineering managers, tech leads, and senior ICs who want to lead with more clarity, less chaos, and stronger boundaries in 2026.
Over three weeks, you’ll get one short daily prompt (sent on business days) that helps you:
Look back at what actually worked this past year
Reset how you communicate, delegate, and make decisions
Set clean priorities, boundaries, and expectations for 2026
You’re doing this alongside a larger community of managers who are resetting their leadership operating systems at the same time.

What to expect
Over the course of 15 business days, you’ll receive a simple, reflection-driven prompt each morning. You’ll reply directly to the email with your answer—quick, private, and easy to keep up with.
Here’s how it works:
15 short daily prompts designed to reset your habits, systems, and approach to leadership
A weekly synthesis email highlighting themes and insights emerging across participants
A sense of community as we all move through the reset together
If you complete all 15 days, you’ll receive one free month of All Access to keep your leadership momentum going.
One participant will also win a full year of All Access.
Ready to join? Add your email below and you’re in.
Joining the challenge also adds you to the weekly Modern Leader newsletter. If you unsubscribe during the challenge, you’ll miss the remaining prompts, so it’s worth sticking around.

✔️ It’s lightweight. Each prompt takes about five minutes. No prep. No homework. No falling behind.
✔️ Business-day cadence. You’ll get prompts Monday–Friday for three weeks so you have space to breathe.
✔️ Your replies stay private. They go straight to me. Weekly roundups share only anonymized insights.
✔️ This is a reset, not a course. It’s meant to help you think clearly and start 2026 with intention, not overwhelm you with content.
✔️ You’re joining a community moment. Hundreds of managers will be moving through this together.