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.”
In this retiring address, 2020-21 National FFA President Doster Harper discusses how we need to keep running and persevere to find success.
Life has many challenging and joyous moments. In many challenging instances, we wish we could fast-forward to the next moment. But what can be learned from these moments? In the retiring address of 2020-21 National FFA Secretary Anna Mathis, we will learn that there is a reason for each season.
In this retiring address, 2019-20 National FFA Southern Region Vice President Yomar Roman shares how we need to hear more and speak less while understanding the purpose of our tasks.
Humility is a skill that each person needs to be able to recognize and acknowledge. In this retiring address, 2019-20 National FFA President Kolesen McCoy shares how humility will help lead each of us to recognize our strengths and act upon them.
