Danny Bauer is a 

• Principal Development & Retention Expert
• Best Selling Author
• And Host of Two of the World’s Most Downloaded Podcasts
• As the Chief Ruckus Maker, he founded Better Leaders Better Schools in 2015.

In this episode, we talk about his new book and other various and random things. 

• Why an experimental mindset is so important.
• Deliver a result in as few words as possible
• Build Leadership Momentum
• Gift yourself a 3-hour deep work block
• Perfect principal entry plan
• John Unger - after I started this all the stress was gone.
• Should veteran school leaders still pick up this book?
• How to get out of your own head?
• Imagine worst-case scenarios.
• I’ve already imagined worse than this.
• What would it take for you to hold this with an open hand?
• Outcomes are never in your control, inputs are.
• 5 categories within the framework - start with the individual school leader, ruckus maker mindset tool.
• Everything else builds on top of each other and leads to
• Significant and legacy work is not found in operations.
• The mark you leave on a campus is found on the other parts besides
• Breaking up the entry plan to focus on significant time periods.
• Each campus is different and has unique needs.
• Take action
• How to turn off the noise.
• Get the book here: buildleadershipmomentum.com
• Bonuses:

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