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If I was your proposer – I would be slowing that progression down to let you consider and consolidate – but in many parts of American Masonic Education seems intensive and hence fast..

Sounds like you have a bit of work in amongst everything else !

I constantly hear good advice from more experienced Masons – some of the most important pieces are;
1. Enjoy Freemasonry (with the implication not make it an onerous chore by taking on too much)
2. Never stop asking questions.
3. Always for your best
4. Never feel pressured to do something you are not ready for,

On the fourth point - this has been expanded not to take an office your are not ready for, don’t skip an office to increase the pace of your progression – you will not consolidate and learn the work in the progressive way the Offices of the lodge are set up so you gradually and thoroughly learn work and ALWAYS be prepared to say “No” to a charge, office or degree you are not ready to take and perform well. Brothers should understand when you decline something on the basis of “I am not yet ready.”