Leadership Blog, Leadership Lessons
One of our District Deputies once commented that everyone seems to be waiting for some “white knight” to ride in and save the craft. There seems to be no shortage of Masons who are dedicated to doing what they believe a lodge does and work very hard at it....
Leadership Blog, Leadership Lessons
Last night, New England Lodge #4 F&AM, Worthington, Ohio, begin their campaign to encourage all their Brother Masons and their Lodges to participate in World Values Day. They chose the value Brotherly Love as it something they practice, not only in the lodge but...
Leadership Blog, Leadership Lessons
Can you imagine jumping in your car and starting a family vacation trip and not know where you are going? With gas prices now close to $3 a gallon the trip will get expensive, real quick. Also besides draining your pocketbook, your family will quickly become...
Leadership Blog, Leadership Lessons
I own this button I received from Stephen Wright who is a Past District Deputy Grand Master and used it when he was a member of the Masonic Education Committee for the Grand Lodge of Oklahoma as a reward for creative thinking. One of my favorite quotations which is...
Leadership Blog, Leadership Lessons
The results of a study published in a British medical journal say that half of U.S. adults will be obese by 2030 unless the government makes changing the food environment a priority. It further states that changes over the past century in the food industry have...
Leadership Blog, Leadership Lessons
Yesterday I was asked by a friend to provide some material so they could do a short presentation on the value of building relationships with business customers. The lesson they were to provide was that positive relationships built by a business’s employees with...
