EPISODE 93

How to Keep District Mandates
from Derailing Your Plans

Biggest Takeaways You Don't Want to Miss:
  • Bosses tend to react to new mandates. Such emotional responses keep you from proactively moving forward.  
  • Leaders respond to new mandates. While that’s better than reacting, it still puts you in a passive position and leaves every goal you pursue vulnerable.
  • Builders anticipate threats to their goals and make “context agnostic” decisions that help them maintain their momentum regardless of whatever mandate comes down the pike. 

Have you ever set a goal, made plans, and gotten started only to have a district or state or board mandate completely derail your plans? If so, then today's episode can help. Find out the difference between the way that bosses, leaders, and builders respond to district mandates and unexpected policy changes and discover how you can make your school "mandate-proof" #LikeABuilder

Check out these highlights:

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  • Why the way that Bosses deal with mandates makes them incapable of thinking proactively.
  • Why being responsive is a trap.
  • How leaders deal with unexpected mandates makes every goal they have vulnerable to someone else’s agenda.
  • How Builders anticipate unexpected mandates even when they don’t have a “crystal ball.”
  • Why building a “context agnostic” plan makes you invulnerable to sudden mandates or changes in direction by your district, state, or board.
  • Examples of how Builders have used anticipation to safely navigate their schools through changing mandates and policies.
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