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Danny Bauer 🏴‍☠️✌️

Chief Ruckus Maker & Educational Innovator

Danny Bauer 🏴‍☠️✌️ is an education entrepreneur and leadership expert with a diverse background in education and coaching. Here's an overview of his professional profile:

Current Roles

Danny currently holds several positions:

  • Chief Ruckus Maker at Better Leaders Better Schools (since May 2015)1
  • Curiosity Catalyst at Twelve Practices LLC (since January 2020)1
  • Coach for Seth Godin's altMBA program (since April 2019)1
  • Founder of No Sweat Media (since January 2017)1

Educational Background

Danny has a strong educational foundation:

  • B.A. in English from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign (1996-2001)1
  • Ed.M. in Curriculum & Instruction from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign (2004-2006)1
  • Master's degree in School Leadership from Concordia University Chicago (2013-2014)1
  • Completed Seth Godin's altMBA program1

Professional Experience

Danny has extensive experience in education:

  • Worked as a teacher in various schools from 2005 to 20131
  • Served as an Assistant Principal and Resident Assistant Principal at Gwendolyn Brooks College Prep in Chicago (2013-2016)1
  • Worked as a Principal at Memorial Middle School in Houston, Texas (2016-2017)1

Entrepreneurial Ventures

In addition to his education roles, Danny has ventured into entrepreneurship:

  • Founded No Sweat Media in 20171
  • Worked as a Four Steps Pro Coach for My Business On Purpose (2017-2019)1
  • Served as a Brand Ambassador for Slapshot Studio (2017-2018)1

Focus Areas

Danny's work primarily revolves around:

  • Educational leadership
  • Coaching and mentoring
  • Personal and professional development
  • Entrepreneurship in education

His LinkedIn profile describes him as an "Edupreneur.ing," suggesting a focus on innovative approaches to education and leadership.1

Highlights

Aug 30 · linkedin

The clock is ticking. The sand is running out. The curtain is about to fall.

The fat lady, she’s singing an acapella version of “Not Like Us.”

Tomorrow is your LAST CHANCE to join The Ruckus Maker Club.

When the clock strikes midnight tomorrow, we're shutting it down. Closing shop. Putting up the "See you next year" sign.

(Okay, we're not actually hanging a sign, but you get the idea.)

Want to know when these doors will open again? Summer 2025.

That's an entire year of either: • Tackling leadership hurdles solo • Watching innovative ideas zoom past you • Feeling that nagging "what if" in your gut

OR... it could be a year of: • Brainstorming with education's most forward-thinking minds • Bringing revolutionary strategies to life in your school • Evolving into the leader you've always envisioned

The ball's in your court. But time's running out.

Now, I can almost hear you thinking: "Danny, I'm still not sure. I need more time to mull it over."

But here's the real talk: Perfect timing is a myth. Growth happens when you step out of your comfort zone. And that's exactly what The Ruckus Maker Club is all about.

Just ask Sarah, a superintendent who I’ve coached for years:

"I almost talked myself out of joining. Now? I couldn't imagine leading without mentorship. It's transformed everything - my approach, my confidence, even my vision for our district."

Or Tom, who nearly let the opportunity slip through his fingers:

"I hemmed and hawed until the eleventh hour. Now, my only regret is not jumping in earlier. This year has been a game-changer for my career."

So, I'll ask you one more time:

Are you ready to become a Ruckus Maker?

Are you prepared to lead with boldness, creativity, and vision?

Are you set to revolutionize not just your leadership, but your entire school community?

If you're nodding yes (or even thinking "maybe"), then don't wait another second.

Comment #RuckusMaker and I'll share a private link to join our party.

Remember: After tomorrow, this door slams shut until next summer.

That's 365 days of potential growth and transformation.

365 days of "what could have been."

Don't let them slip away.

Aug 29 · linkedin

Ever feel like you're running on a hamster wheel, chasing success but never quite catching it?

I've been there. Heck, most entrepreneurs have.

But what if I told you there's a way off that wheel? A way to build your dream business WITHOUT sacrificing your sanity (or your social life)?

Enter my buddy, Brian McCarthy, and his game-changing ebook: "Breathing Room: Free Up Time, Reduce Stress, and Enjoy Growing Your Business."

Here's why you need to drop everything and read this book: ✅ Learn to conquer the 12 mental blocks holding you back ✅ Discover how to free up 10-15 hours a week (yes, really!) ✅ Master the art of creating habits that actually stick

Brian's not just throwing theory at you. He's sharing real, actionable strategies that have helped his clients:

  • Cut workdays in half while INCREASING income
  • Take their first vacation in 6 years (Bon Jour, 2 weeks in France! 🇫🇷)
  • Go from burnout to fired up about their business

Listen, we're not playing small here. This book is about transforming how you approach work AND life.

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It's about finding joy in the journey, not just the destination.

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Trust me, your future self will thank you🔥

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Experience

Chief Ruckus Maker at Better Leaders Better Schools since May 2015
Has held various roles including Principal, Assistant Principal, Teacher, and Coach in different educational institutions

Education

Ed.M. in Curriculum & Instruction from University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign; Master's degree in School Leadership from Concordia University Chicago; B.A. in English from University of Illinois Urba

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States