The ideal chapter is there, just beyond good enough.

Embrace your chapter’s past and move forward.

One is easy, the other is worth it.

In this day and age, showing up and keeping your word is almost a super power.

Why leave to chance what certainly could be completed with work. The future belongs to those that invent it.

If your rush plan looks exactly like everyone else’s rush plan then you’re just fight over the same fish in a small pond. Now is the time to step back, think differently, and chart a new course for deeper water.

We are out of bids for brothers that talk, but always have plenty for those who will take action.

Some wish, others do and that makes all the difference.

I’ve never seen a chapter led out of tough times with tougher rules, sanctions, or fines. Leadership is when you are willing to and do exactly what you’re asking of others.

Unwavering commitment is the difference between brother and friend.

Work on taking the first step, then worry about the next. On the way to finding the ideal chapter is the ideal brother.

If your chapter is only raising money for the The Ability Experience, you’re only fulfilling 50% of the mission. That would give you an F in your classroom.

To many of us have it backwards. We demand trust from a new associate member, without showing them our commitment to their success, which kills their hope in our chapter.

Ever since I became a Pi Kapp people ask me what's my status? Active, Inactive, Alumni? I just say; "I'm a brother." So what's your status?

All brothers can speak to our values, but how many are willing to act towards them? Action always speaks louder than words.

Step up to the plate and take a swing. Hit or miss, it will be a great story that you will tell for a long time.

Our original chapter only had 11 men, and half of them were traitors! Look how that turned out. I think your chapter will be just fine, it just needs a little work.

I can tell you from my experience, not one time was it ever worth it.

A PSA for my brothers. Mother’s Day is in 6 days. Put a little thought into it this year.