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Back to EpisodesNavigating the Path of Educational Leadership
Description
Bradley James Davies
A Georgetown University Leadership Coaching Program graduate and ICF-certified coach with over two decades of corporate and nonprofit leadership experience, he works with clients to help them optimize their lives both at work and at home.
A strategic listening expert and dedicated leadership wellness practitioner, he speaks and facilitates workshops on "Next Level Listening: How to Be the Best Listener in the Room" and "Leadership Wellness 101: How to Lead Well Without Losing Your Way."
Born and raised in Minnesota, when not exploring our inspiring planet, he calls Crested Butte, Colorado and Madrid, Spain home.
Show Highlights
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Pulling weeds versus watering plants leadership strategy.
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The one person on the planet who is most easily deceived. What to avoid in leadership.
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The recipe we've been given to be a transformational school leader is fundamentally unhealthy.
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Maintaining your well being need not be as rare as a copy machine that never breaks down.
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Build yourself a "Buddy Bench" to maintain personal and professional effectiveness.
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Ruckus Makers, straddle the space between what is and what could be.
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The biggest bang for your school improvement buck comes from walking out of the emergency room.
"My body woke me up to what my head and heart wouldn't let me see. And that's particularly how I really resonate with Ruckus Makers. People who are trying to make tomorrow's school a reality today. People who are really challenging that status quo. I was that. So how do ruckus makers respond to adversity? We work harder. We love more, we give more than we give. And so I was really blinded to the low point I was getting to and my body woke me up.
"I was flourishing at work, I was floundering where it mattered most, at home and with my family and friends. And that's what I hope my book and my work now can help Ruckus Makers do, is to avoid the place where I got so they can continue to thrive in their work and have the impact that they're having."
-Bradley James Davies
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