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Wearing Multiple Hats

 

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Being multifaceted in this day and age is key, but also a determent because many people burnout. As a Director of Communication, I need to wear multiple hats, and need to embrace a verity of daily tasks. This is no different from when I worked in Broadcast News. I’ve been asked how can I wear multiple hats and stay productive and forge ahead. Ask yourself, “How many random tasks unrelated to my job description can I accomplish in today?” By simply leaning on God, you will be amazed he can do for you. Here are a few action steps which I’ve used over the years:

  • Acknowledge the fact you only have one head.
  • Focus on the big picture. Remember the vision and why you do the what you do.
  • Delegate. Which of these tasks can be done by someone else.
  • If you have a team, clearly define and communicate expectations for who will do what and when.
  • Prioritize. Choose what gets done, and let the rest go until later.

Matt Knisely

Matt Knisely is an Emmy Award–winning visual storyteller, creative director, and author who loves telling stories of the extraordinary. Make sure you check out his book Framing Faith, it helps connect the seemingly unconnected, see the beauty right in front of us, and revealing how to be present in the moment.

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