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| Robyn Braley speaking at a District 5360 event |
A strong speaker program is key to sustaining a healthy and vibrant Rotary club. Meetings are a time for coming together, being refreshed, renewed and re energized.
Every time I tweet the following from our BTRB twitter account I receive retweets.
“If you want to develop a positive outlook, hang out with positive people. Rotarians know that positivity is positively contagious. That's a positive!"
-Robyn T. Braley
It is safe to assume you have experienced more than one occasion when you were going through a rough patch in your career or personal life. As a Rotarian, going to your meeting or anywhere else was the last thing you wanted to do.
But you went. Unexpectedly, the speaker that day said something that lifted you up and caused you so see things differently. Their topic had no relevance whatsoever to what you were going through.
I've had troubled times when stimulating conversation with fellow Rotarians around our luncheon table raised my spirits. More than that, the discussion caused me to think differently about my problems. I found a solution when I thought one was impossible.
