Leadership Blog, Leadership Lessons
Has anyone ever asked you “What is a Mason?” and then asked why you became a Mason? More importantly, have you ever asked yourself these same questions and deeply thought about them? For many years I really never gave it deep thought. I was, when asked these questions...
Leadership Blog, Leadership Lessons, Legacy
Not many Masonic leaders have probably thought about the legacy they want to leave to the Fraternity. They assume an officer position, get wrapped up in the management side of leading, follow the rules, progress to become the presiding officer, get lauded and...
Leadership Blog, Leadership Lessons
Part of being a leader is supporting your team members, especially when difficulties arise. The support can take on various forms from just simple encouragement to jumping in to remove significant obstacles that are impeding the progress of a project. As a leader you...
Leadership Blog, Leadership Lessons
As we celebrate the start of a new year, we should be reminded of the lesson of the scythe of time. We cannot slow its progress nor can we prevent the change it creates in our minds and bodies. Time will ultimately consume the power of wealth, the dreams of ambition,...
Leadership Blog, Leadership Lessons
Being a great leader is something that requires some effort. Dr. John Maxwell says, “Leadership develops daily, not in a day.” So to become a better leader you must have a daily process that helps you think about leadership issues. Here’s five things to write on an...
