Explain Your Experience And How It Has Helped You Grow As An FFA

List the Leadership Development Events that you have participated in. Explain your experience, and how it has helped you grow as an FFA member.
I have participated in Radio Broadcasting and learned that FFA could lead me to my goal of being a successful adult. My experience in Radio Broadcasting has shown me how dedication and persistence could lead me to success. Every day my team and I practiced and ultimately, went to the Area contest. This opportunity not only helped me make new relationships with people in my chapter but showed me a glimpse of my potential as an FFA member. I also improved my confidence in public speaking.
List the Career Development Events that you have participated in. Explain your experience and how it has helped

My experience in Horse Judging helped me know how to work as a team and built my confidence in the contests I do. It showed me I was capable of being successful as long as I put my time and hard work passionately into my studying, which would ultimately give me new opportunities and knowledge about equine sciences. My Ag Sales experience opened my eyes to my future career and gave me knowledge about how to be successful in a sales environment and how to handle objections, even in the real world. Talking and meeting new people at my contests showed me how to grow as a passionate FFA member. The FFA members I talked to showed me the characteristics of this organization and how to help others.
What is your SAEP(Supervised Agricultural Experience Project)? Explain your experience, and how you will aid others in finding an SAEP that will keep them interested in FFA.
My SAEP is helping out on my farm and aiding my cattle. Growing up on a ranch, I have had an early experience with hard work. Hard work makes you successful. You have to be dedicated to your work. Dedicated when you have to herd your cattle back to their pen when you would rather be watching TV. you also have to sacrifice your time so you can provide for your family. Sacrificing sleep watching to sick animals, horses, and cattle, to make sure they are ok. As an FFA member, growing up this way showed me work can pay off in the long run, and your ranch will be successful,

I will balance my activities and FFA by not procrastinating with my work and finishing assignments as soon as possible. I will also set a schedule I will go by to use full advantage of my time to make the things I do possible. I will put my full effort into everything I do. I will be responsible for the work I do and the duties I hold in the FFA. Doing multiple activities will teach me how to be successful as an adult, as I am balancing activities and responsibilities.
Do you work? If yes, how will you balance work and FFA responsibilities?
As I am getting a job in the summer, I will find time to dedicate to FFA responsibilities, if that is either volunteering or responding to my official duties. I will keep my FFA duties a priority over procrastination always.
What will be your mission as an FFA officer? What new ideas can you bring to the chapter? Explain your plan of