Bloke
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I think it's important to always be asking questions at all points of your masonic journey...
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Initiation
- Thread starter Tyler Atkinson
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Yup. I've been at this a while, in a number of roles, and I still ask questions. Of course, sometimes it's because I just can't remember .
Tyler Atkinson
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My thought exactly. I want to learn as much as I can through each step. Kind of nervous about proficiency! Happy Thanksgiving!
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Bloke
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Recently I had an ex-top executive, super-professional-over-achiever also really hung up on learning and delivering lines and I had an (obvious) realisation: he was acustomed to being an expert - but in Freemasonry he was doing something he'd not known or experienced in decades: he was a "beginner"...... if growth is part of Freemasonry; then feeling a bit like a beginner is part of the journey and 10+ years after my initiation, I keep looking for jobs which stretch me and make me feel like a beginner.