3 Ways to Ease Burnout in A/E/C
Prioritizing tasks when every day brings last-minute schedule changes can feel overwhelming.
??A/E/C pros and I have this in common.
Many days, I was out in the field unexpectedly, uncertain what was around the corner.
I worked in chaotic radio newsrooms for 10 years as a reporter, on-air anchor, and news director. ??
I cut my teeth in the most competitive media market in the U.S.: New Jersey, New York and Philadelphia. ??
Deadlines are literally to the absolute second with live broadcasting.
The sweeping second hand on the face of analog clocks ruled my world for years.??
Breaking news, getting called to press conferences, and rushing to get on the air to tell audiences the latest information.
??We are a lot alike.
A/E/C teams feel the burnout, chaos, and stress like I did:
Cobbling together details to make sense of what's happening in real-time, in simple language that everyday people (and community leaders) can quickly grasp.
??I'm sharing this because it's a lesson in how to prioritize while you're sweating.
These three questions will help you be more productive without adding more anxiety: