The Author’s Journal is a space for ongoing reflection—where
ideas are tested, refined, and connected to lived experience. These essays explore leadership, character, Freemasonry, civic
responsibility, history, and the quiet disciplines that shape judgment over time.
Some entries are reflective. Others are analytical or narrative. All are grounded in the belief that leadership is
not merely positional, but moral—and that meaning emerges through attention, restraint, and responsibility.
This journal serves as a companion to my books, extending their themes
beyond the page and into current events, personal observation, and enduring questions about integrity, service, and purpose.
Readers are invited to explore individual essays or follow recurring threads
as they develop over time—recognizing that thoughtful work is rarely finished, only continued.
