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Never have I imagine I will be the First Lady President of the Prestige Rotary Club of Petaling Jaya
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20/07/2022
In Rotary, service is often what people see first. The projects. The meetings. The fellowship. The impact in the community. But behind every meaningful act of service is something less visible — learning and development.
Strong leadership does not happen by title alone. It grows through exposure, reflection, mentoring, and continuous learning. The more we invest in developing ourselves, the more effective we become in serving others. Rotary gives us more opportunities for growth than many members realise. The District Learning Assembly is not just another event on the calendar. It is a platform to discover new ideas, strengthen leadership capabilities, understand Rotary better, and connect with Rotarians who bring different experiences and perspectives. Whether you are a new member, committee chair, future club leader, or Past President, there is always something valuable to learn.
Equally important is the My Rotary Learning Center available through MyRotary. It provides flexible access to courses on leadership, membership growth, public image, Foundation knowledge, DEI, youth protection, club administration, and many other areas. Learning can happen anytime and at your own pace. When members grow, clubs grow. A club that encourages learning creates:
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Every training attended, every conversation shared, and every course completed strengthens our ability to serve with purpose.
Most importantly, learning helps us move beyond routine service into meaningful service. It allows us to better understand the communities we serve, adapt to changing needs, and lead with greater empathy and effectiveness. Rotary is not only a service organisation. It is also a leadership development platform. Every training attended, every conversation shared, and every course completed strengthens our ability to serve with purpose. The question is no longer whether learning is important. The real question is: Are we making full use of the opportunities Rotary already provides?
As Rotarians, let us continue to learn, grow, and lead — because meaningful service begins with developed leaders.
Written by,
Rajiv Mathews George
Assistant Governor 2025/26
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Never have I imagine I will be the First Lady President of the Prestige Rotary Club of Petaling Jaya