You can be doing great work but if there’s no visibility to it, you’re bound to get frustrated with your lack of progress.
In work. In relationships. In life.
A few tips aside from creating a live feed and asking people to watch you …
- Use an upcoming group setting to say how you’d like to celebrate some progress marks or recent achievements on the team and you’ll go first.
- Source a lesson learned from an action you’ve done and when you share the lesson with others, make sure you include how you learned it.
- Ask someone to help you with an incredibly small element of that project you’re owning.
The trick here isn’t that you need to give complete visibility, but those that make it a regular, unforced priority to have others see the work they are doing ultimately move forward (again, in work, in relationships, in life) faster.
p.s. notice a key thread of what makes it easier to get credit for all the efforts you put in? Hard to call you out for bragging if what you’re sharing is actually helping someone else.
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Garth Beyer is a Certified Cicerone®, Senior Content Specialist at Encompass Technologies, owner of Garth's Brew Bar and a Madison-based freelance writer.
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