Good evening all, With a wet start to the week to finish Autumn, Winter has now heralded a cold end and it looks like it's here to stay. I hope you all enjoyed our Breakfast this week and what our Guest Speaker, Dr John Arvier, had to say regarding the amazing work he performs in his field. Thinking about what I'd write this week, I found myself thinking about the "need for change". I hope you enjoy the column. The Only Constant Is ChangeEverywhere we go, not just with Rotary, but with everything we do, it's very common to hear, "The Only Constant is Change". As has been mentioned many times, in order for us to survive, we have to continually re-invent ourselves. This is true in business and in Rotary. In Rotary we talk about change. What does this really mean? The dictionary definition, change is defined as: ‘to make the future course of something different, to what it is or what it would be, if left alone’.
Our Club needs to be thinking of the future and how best to embrace change. |
There is much to learn from the Membership Satisfaction Survey completed by 24 members and the outcome is very much a work-in-progress.
