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Burn the Script: How Great Coaches Disrupt Mindsets and Transform Practice is a powerful guide for anyone who coaches, leads, or supports people in high-stakes environments—especially when change feels hard and resistance runs deep. It’s not just about getting better at coaching; it’s about understanding why traditional coaching doesn’t work when belief systems stand in the way.
My name is Dr. Jo Lein, and I am the author of Burn the Script. I wrote this book because I’ve seen too many coaches (myself included) fall into the trap of focusing on behaviors without understanding the beliefs beneath them. After working with nearly 300 novice educators and dozens of school leaders, I realized that real transformation doesn’t come from telling people what to do—it comes from helping them unlearn what’s holding them back.
My hope is that, in reading this book, you’ll discover how to coach in ways that not only shift actions, but reshape mindsets. I want you to see this book as a toolbox, a mindset reset, and a model for transformation when the stakes are high and the usual strategies fall flat.
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Burn the Script is a nonfiction book for leaders, coaches, and educators who are encountering resistance—and want tools to move through it with empathy, strategy, and impact. It’s for anyone who knows there’s more to coaching than skill-building alone.
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