Creative Leaders! It’s your job as a leader to help them hit the target… I could write a book on how to give constructive feedback to your creative team, but in this post, let’s focus on one important technique: Stop telling them what you don’t like, and start telling them what you do like.... read more
We often think that getting our ideas or projects rejected is the worst thing that could ever happen. I can’t tell you how many people have pitched ideas or scripts to me over the years and when I wasn’t interested, they got angry and never called me again. Maybe in... read more
Show Notes: Today on the show, we’re talking with our friend Darrel Girardier from Brentwood baptist church. We’re talking about how to evaluate your Worship Experiences – specifically your big Sundays of the year, but some of techniques we discuss can apply week in and week out for you. Follow:... read more
Show Notes: Today we welcome our good friend Ben Stapley. Ben and Carl are talking today about the importance of a Sermon Review. Carl is not a pastor or keynote speaker, but have been the Video Director on staff at large churches. He has has been the content creator for... read more
Problem: Giving feedback can be a murky experience. Especially if the project is subjective and involves creativity. It usually isn’t clear how important or weighted each piece of feedback has. This can cause confusion and frustration for the person giving and the person receiving the feedback. Solution: Developing clear and... read more
If you’ve lead volunteers for a while, you know some things that work and some things that don’t. You know what your volunteers need to make Sunday happen. Here are a few Advanced Tips for serving Production Volunteers that I’ve learned the hard way. Evaluation. Volunteers want to be well-informed... read more
