In life, we all face different battles. The important thing isn’t the battles we face; it’s how we choose to fight them. In her retiring address, 2022-23 National FFA Eastern Region Vice President Gracie Murphy shares stories of battling gracefully.
Aloha is more than a greeting; it’s sharing life’s force. In her retiring address, 2022-23 National FFA Southern Region Vice President MacKenna Clifton shares stories of others embracing aloha.
Every individual is unique with their own story, hidden pieces and the strength to overcome shame and self-doubt. In his retiring address, 2022-23 National FFA Western Region Vice President Ryan Williamson shares the story of his hidden pieces.
Life on the farm teaches resilience and joy in simple blessings. In her retiring address, 2022-23 National FFA Central Region Vice President Karstyn Cantrell shares how ordinary tasks foster skills related to the FFA mission.
In his retiring address, 2022-23 National FFA President Andrew Seibel shares the joy of living in the moment.
Dream big or dream bold? In her retiring address, 2022-23 National FFA Secretary Jessica Herr shares stories of bold dreams, including her own “yellow table.”
As we get older, obstacles will be presented in our path. They may be small or big obstacles, but we must make a choice to lean into them to become better leaders. In the retiring address of 2021-22 National FFA Western Region Vice President Josiah Cruikshank, he shares how risk brings reward and to develop a tough mindset.
Our words can be so powerful, and we easily forget how those little words can be exclusive. In the retiring address of 2021-22 National FFA Eastern Region Vice President Mallory White, we will learn how to be more inclusive with our words and actions.
Life is tough today, but if we face our fears, push through the pain and face the obstacles life throws at us, we can reap the rewards in the end. In the retiring address of 2021-22 National FFA Central Region Vice President Cortney Zimmerman, we learn how to have the courage to live the life we are given and to face our battles without giving up.
We all have “lions” in our lives that cause us to have pain, fear or struggles. In his retiring address, 2021-22 National FFA Southern Region Vice President Erik Robinson shares how to face that lion and turn your pain, fear and struggle into strength, courage and wisdom.
