EPISODE · Aug 5, 2026 · 46 MIN
The Power Of Significance With Aaron Sines
from Action 2 Impact Podcast with Gwen Jones · host Gwen Jones
Send us Fan MailWe catch up with our friend Aaron Stines as he wraps up his year as district governor and comes home from his first Rotary International Convention in Taipei with his daughter. He shares why he wrote The Power of Significance and how choosing impact over impressions changes the way we lead, serve, and tell our stories. • finishing a district governor year with pride in relationships and connections • why district leadership can feel lighter than leading your home club • bringing a 16-year-old to convention and what it teaches about service and values • the “coming down the mountain” moment after a big Rotary high • why he wrote The Power of Significance despite “hating reading” • ignite rotary, inspire impact, instill significance as a framework for purpose-driven leadership • significance versus success and why people need to hear the human impact • social media visibility that still fails to explain what Rotary is • the core line: your life is defined by impact, not how impressive you look • where to find the book and his speaking work at aaronstines.com Please feel free to like us, follow us, tell a friend about us, etc. Rotarianpod at gmail.com Support the showJoin me as I talk to those "amazing people turning their Actions 2 Impact all over the world. #BE THE CHANGE
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Send us Fan Mail We catch up with our friend Aaron Stines as he wraps up his year as district governor and comes home from his first Rotary International Convention in Taipei with his daughter. He shares why he wrote The Power of Significance and how choosing impact over impressions changes the way we lead, serve, and tell our stories. • finishing a district governor year with pride in relationships and connections • why district leadership can feel lighter than leading your home...
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