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ONE-PERSON TEAM PRIORITY MATRIX
The One-Person Team Priority Matrix is a simple, printable leadership tool for church creatives and staff who carry more than one job description. It walks you through a weekly brain dump, then helps you sort every task into four clear categories based on impact and urgency. A second page turns those priorities into a realistic plan: your three most important outcomes for the week, what can wait, one repeated task to simplify, and who needs an update, a boundary, or a clear expectation from you.
It’s built for the person who runs communications, production, and everything in between, often alone. Use it every Monday to replace the never-ending to-do list with a short, honest plan you can actually lead from. Because you don’t have to do everything to lead faithfully. You just have to protect what matters most.
Sort your week by impact and urgency so you know what comes first
Print it and trade an endless to-do list for three clear outcomes
Spot what to simplify, delegate, or let go before burnout sets in
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One-Person Priority Matrix
The One-Person Team Priority Matrix is a simple, printable leadership tool for church creatives and staff who carry more than one job description.
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