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To explore creativity and what it means for the technical artist, we must get a proper understanding from scripture and develop a theology of creativity.
Your job as a technical leader is to produce excellent services, but you’re also called to grow a team both as technical artists and disciples. How can you grow your team on top of all the other work you need to get done?
As a technical leader, how can you strike the balance between leading a team and producing excellent services? You must become a hands-off leader.
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.
