Tiny projects keep it new - (37signals)

In the ongoing and relentless schedule of ministry and it’s programs, larger projects (i.e. Easter, Summer Camps, Christmas, etc.) can easily lose their momentum and focus. Check out this article from the guys over at 37signals.com and how they keep large projects manageable and interesting.

The typical project starts out great but then our motivation and interest wanes as time goes on. It’s natural. Staying interested in a project over a long period of time is a challenge for anyone. The longer the project the thinner the tail. You’re not going to do your best work in the tail. [From Tiny projects keep it new - (37signals)]

March 12, 2008 | Filed Under Leadership, Youth Pastor 

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