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How Ffla Changed My Life

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Have you guys watched Sofia the first? The adorable little girl that we can’t help, but watch when her show comes on. Sofia and I have quite a bit in common. More than the matching hair and princess-like personality. We both believe that anything you put your mind to is possible. Now, I understand that many things can get in the way. You can get distracted by the negativity around you or you might be a little shy, like me. FCCLA has honestly impacted that though, I have been able to meet new people and learn how to deal with different situations that I’m put into everyday. When I attended the region 2 meeting I learned tons of new things. I learned we needed to make goals in life or we won’t accomplish much and life is long, but goes by fast, so we need to make the most of it. There I got to learn about FCCLA, meet new people, learn new things, and even get out of school for the day. …show more content…

I helped make sure the members running got where they needed to be and escorted them from place to place. Also, before the members gave their speeches I sat in the black box with them listening to their speeches and making sure they weren’t doing anything they weren’t supposed to. FCCLA is a big part of my life. It has made me who I am as a person. I have learned many life skills like problem solving, leadership skills, communication, and how to help in my community. This organization impacts all its members whether they realize it or not and the things they learn stick with them throughout their lives.
FCCLA has inspired me to make a bigger difference than I am with just being an FCCLA member. I believe that I can make a difference with FCCLA by taking on the role of being the FCCLA chapter president. Also, I have lots of ideas on how to improve our

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