Example Of A Personal Reflective Essay (FFA)

Learning to do, doing to learn, earning to live, living to serve. Growing up in a family that has a huge background in the FFA I have become very familiar with it's motto. My father and brother were both highly involved in FFA and as have I. This organization has been a huge contributor to the development of my leadership skills. Starting in the eighth grade I joined my local FFA chapter. Once I got involved I started to attend Leadership camps on the local, state, and even at the national level which is held in D.C. I also competed in many leadership development events such as Extemporaneous Speaking, Creed Speaking, and Discussion Meet. I also have been a chapter officer since ninth grade, also I was selected as a National Delegate for the state of Arkansas. Being highly involved in all of these events have helped me become a better and more effective leader everywhere I go. In my community I have been able to exert my leadership skills to their highest potential. My officer team and I have successfully put together many events for our community. One of our most effective events has been volunteering at my communities local soup kitchen. My team and I planned it out to where every Saturday we have ourselves and others from our school sign up to go and volunteer for a couple hours. Another thing that I have been able to apply my leadership
Once in college I plan to join a student lead organization in which I can continue being a fundamental part of that particular organization. Also with these skills I feel I have a head start on the process of becoming part of the work force. With my skill set I am hopefully ready to jump head first into the company I work for and begin taking hold of any thing handed to me and go above and beyond with it. I hope that with my skills I can help my employer attain their goals for me as well as for the