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It's like a controlled plane crash every week

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Making a billion decisions each day

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The best and the worst job at the same time

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The life blood of a TV show is the showrunner

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It's like painting a painting, while writing a novel, and while doing your taxes

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Feels like you're doing not a good enough job

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4 words to remember: Quality scripts on time

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Your life informs the kind of writing that you do

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Lots and lots of meetings

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If the network does trust the job you do, you get a lot of freedom

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If the network senses a void in leadership, they will quickly fill that void

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The skill sets to be a good writer and a good manager are almost opposite

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Tend to be skeptics, critics, fueled by anger and curiosity

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Stressful and overwhelming

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There's a number at which you survive and a number at which you don't

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You don't go into a TV show expecting good hours, you go into it expecting the worst

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The burnout rate for showrunners is 100%

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Showrunners will stop by their mid to late 50s

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The problem is that it's too good of a job to quit and it's too hard to do

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I noticed their Padlet shared multiple similar phrases to mine