Being the director of a small library means that you often can, and do, do it all! It can be a challenge to find the balance between your personal and professional life, but organization, planning and creativity can all help make time for what’s important to you. But so can flexing the muscles that allow us to let go of what we can’t control, manage expectations (including our own), and appreciate that ‘less than perfect’ can be the secret to a balanced life. Join us to explore ideas to better delegate, cross train, and collaborate, and how to live with a job done well-enough, in service of yourself and your community.

Presented by: Cindy Fesemyer, Principal and Founder, Fesemyer Consulting, LLC, teaches for UW-Madison iSchool Continuing Education, and Trustee for the Madison Public Library (WI)

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Related Resources and Links

• Fesemyer Consulting, LLC
• Cindy's 2016 WebJunction webinar, Engaged Planning: Ask What You Can Do For Your Rural Community
• Mentioned in chat
• Strengths Finder - now called CliftonStrengths
• Recommended free wiki tool, PBworks, to host staff manuals and handbook content