Do
Learn is study. Plan is intention. Do is action. This is the surface that answers "what should I work on next?" without you having to think about it.
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What can you do right now?
Your tools on this device
24-inch gauge
The published Masonic working tool, applied as a daily journal. Three eight-hour categories plus a one-sentence reflection. The streak appears in the index card above once you have a few days logged. Pair with chapter 53 (Tasks).
Difficult conversations
The published Stone/Patton/Heen three-conversations frame plus Patterson et al.'s STATE the path. Five minutes of writing this changes the trajectory of the conversation more than anything you can do once it starts. Pair with chapter 67 (Difficult Conversations).
Why-now one-pager
Five sentences that make or break a change proposal: the change, the current cost of staying the same, the expected benefit, why now, and the cost of being wrong. Pair with chapter 70 (Why Change is Hard) and chapter 71 (Kotter Step 1).
Most of these pieces already exist as standalone surfaces in the app; "Do" pulls them into one place so you stop tab-hopping to find out what's due.
Active study paths
A goal or course you started: the next chapter you owe, your current accuracy, and how many more sittings before the path completes.
Pass-offs in flight
Chapters where you've asked a mentor for a pass-off but the pass-off hasn't been recorded yet. Plus pass-offs your mentor is waiting on you to demonstrate.
Lodge meeting sections you've claimed
When you claim "I'll bring the food for the November stated" or "I'll give a five-minute education on the Mosaic Pavement," it lands here with a due date so the meeting isn't a surprise.
Lodge tactical assignments
Objectives the Senior Warden's tactical plan put your name on for the year. "Lead the Q2 charity drive" or "draft the Past Masters Night program." Status and notes travel with the row.
Ad-hoc intake routed to you
If the Worshipful Master's intake queue routed an item your way ("Brother Smith asked for help with his catechism"), it shows up here, not in an email you'll forget.
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