In this episode, we’re hearing from Overwhelmed on the Delegation Struggle Bus. Our letter today deals with figuring out how to get the right type of help to make sure your community will thrive even when you're not there.
To better help Overwhelmed on the Delegation Struggle Bus, I invited Kristen Pavle as my guest expert. She is a relational designer transforming community-driven businesses into creative, self-sustaining ecosystems. As a community strategist, she has experience founding and creating her own communities, as well as supporting fresh new communities into a life of growth and thriving.
So, tune in to better understand the different types of community management help available and which one makes the most sense for you and your community. You'll also be the first to know the details on the Ember community's newest program, Ember Fractionals.
In this episode:
(05:21) The communitea: Overwhelmed on the Delegation Struggle Bus’s letter
(07:20) The 3 buckets people who run communities fall into
(08:59) Kristen's experience of taking a step back as a DIY founder/community creator
(12:53) The value of leadership development within your community and asking for help
(17:19) Bri's experience and insights on getting help from virtual assistants for your community
(20:10) The identity and mindset shift behind allowing yourself to ask for help
(24:02) Hiring for your internal community versus your external community
(25:04) Bringing in the strategy piece with a fractional community manager
(32:00) How you can break into the next level of your community skills
(33:22) A sneak peek into the game-changing Ember Fractionals Program
(38:33) It's never too late to turn your community around
Resources Mentioned:
Join the Ember Fractionals: https://www.emberconsulting.co/fractional-community-managers
Hire an Ember Fractional: https://www.emberconsulting.co/hire-a-community-manager
Kristen Pavle
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Bri Leever
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