The Interview

Today is the day I interview with the Rotary District to see I I can be a team leader to the group study program. I have gone to the international web site, refreshed myself on the information regrading rotary, and I am ready to do my best.

I've been told I will answer a number of questions to determine how I get along with others. I have no idea how I will be judged. I know what I feel the qualifications are to be a group leader (even though I've never done this before)

Be everything to all people when the need it. Ya, tough, but sometimes when you lead people will need different things. Some will need a hug, some will need a kick in the pants some will need a person to listen. As a group leader I will have to observe, ask, figure it out and deliver it.

Give the group a sense of purpose. I will need to remind them of the principles of rotary. I will need to show than that is in ton good not bad just different That we are there to learn and respect and admire and grow.

Public Speaking on our group and our rotary--- I can do that!

Report on what we see. Ok, i can do that too.

Other than that?? I don't know. So that is what makes me nervous.

My husband took the kids to the museum today. I will make the two hour drive to the interview on my own. It is a bit strange. Most of what I do in my life is for others. In a way this is no exception, but in a way this is a bit selfish. I have lived an interesting life-- to say the least. Achieving this would be incredible. If i did, I'd have no choice but to write that book I guess.