^^^Unquestionably the most useful statment made up to this point regardless who's rules are in place.
Sparktrician,if you consider yourself a leader capiable of turning the club around,you may as well expect many fastballs along the way. You should also not ask for opinions or advise if you intend accepting only what you like. Questions will be asked by members regarding how dicissions were made,money was spent and other issues along the way. Although your intentions are good,you may not be the man for the job albeit better than prior ones. When I asked about poor leadership and bad money management leading to the need for"QUICK CASH" in your "TRACTOR CLUB ISSUES" thread,your response was either not well thought out or is an outright politician's tactic. Your exact words were,
This has nothing to do with current
officers / directors. This issue has been coming for a long
time. This is my first year as president
Now you start another thread saying that indeed there has been terrible passed leadership problems attributed to inability in handeling a single member who runs things using a rule book.
Your answer to my question should have been along the line of, yes Mr. potential life time membership buyer,we have experienced problems that resulted in the present situation but we have new direction now and are determined to grow the club with new leadership.
The impression I get is you are far too concurned with redirecting blame and fault to take objective views because you feel like you are being atacked personaly.
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