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Gib Mason is dedicated to mentoring individuals who are eager to improve their company‘s community and enhance their own. His passion for organizational stewardship and cultural development comes from 28 years of working with a tapestry of people in various industries. You are invited to reach out to Gib, so please leave a comment, e-mail him your questions, join his Facebook and LinkedIn communities or even feel free to call. Business ideas and feedback are always welcomed.

Email: gibm@mksh.com
Phone: 443-562-7912

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Tuesday, March 16, 2010
From Receptionist to DOC
Receptionist-to-DOC.jpgThis is my second venture into the accounting world and my first busy season… in, let’s just say, quite a while. As I look around the firm at our team diligently working away; I’m reminded of the 80/20 Rule, or Pareto Principle. The exact 80/20 proportion is not as relevant as the general principle: that a large portion of results come from a small portion of causes, types or circumstances. [...]
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Wednesday, March 03, 2010
3,300 Miles of Leadership Lessons (Part 1)
bike.jpgI’m a big advocate of learning from your mistakes. The idea that your ‘failures’ are part of the journey to success, is a concept that many people don’t embrace. More often than not, the people I meet see failure as a set-back or a road block to achieving their goals. One of the stories that I like to share begins, like all my failures, with a passionate idea… [...]
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