What’s Your Rotary Story?
Posted by Robert Chambers
on Mar 09, 2013
Use storytelling to share your favorite Rotary experiences with prospective members. The ability to inspire
other people through our work is one of Rotary’s greatest assets. When we share a story about our
experiences, we help to break down barriers, build friendships, and ultimately, attract new members.
RI President Sakuji Tanaka understands the power of storytelling, and encourages all Rotarians to share
their Rotary experiences. Every Rotarian has a specific moment in their lives that stands out and holds a special moment. It is very important to share this moment with others. Facts and figures can only go so far. A personal experience can open doors and make friends.
other people through our work is one of Rotary’s greatest assets. When we share a story about our
experiences, we help to break down barriers, build friendships, and ultimately, attract new members.
RI President Sakuji Tanaka understands the power of storytelling, and encourages all Rotarians to share
their Rotary experiences. Every Rotarian has a specific moment in their lives that stands out and holds a special moment. It is very important to share this moment with others. Facts and figures can only go so far. A personal experience can open doors and make friends.
Each of us has experienced the joy of a Rotary moment. It’s taking it to the next step and understanding that when we share these stories, we can change people’s lives.
Share your Rotary story!
Larry Riggs, District 5580 Membership Chair