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What’s your reaction when something goes wrong? Do you get defensive, try to shift blame, or explain the problem away? Or, do you embrace the mistake, learn from it and move on?
To prevent burnout, you must have regular, intentional times of rest. 7th week sabbaticals are one of many habits you can use to work from a place of rest.
Burnout is far too common among church tech’s, but there are ways we as technical leaders can prevent burnout for ourselves and our teams.
Burnout is far too common for church tech artists. We work hard and if we don’t have strong rhythms of rest, we burn out. If you find yourself burnt out, here’s what you can do to move back to a place of rest.
As technical artists, we often work through worship response times. What does it look like for us to respond in worship?
Instead of building a mix from scratch each week, use a starter scene to help your team focus less on routing and patching, and focus on creating great mixes.
