Fbla Reflection

A leader, according to John C. Maxwell is someone who “knows the way, goes the way, and shows the way. As I look back on my own life, I see how my leadership skills have grown and how far I need to go to be a successful leader. Determined, driven, and goal- oriented, are just some of my many characteristics as a leader. Passiveness, stress, and worrying are my weakest point in my life. Demonstrating these point can be easily shown in this year’s FBLA community server project and my role as FBLA secretary.
First, FBLA community service project was a huge success. However, it was a huge stress. My chapter has around seventy-five members, these members helped very little with our chapter community service literacy drive. I was in charge of the operations, the social media, the correspondence, the counting, the publicity, and the preparation. I thought to myself “I can do this, no one else would do it right.” To say the …show more content…
Our officer team delegated out the state project presentations equally when watching members present their state projects. My FBLA chapter is highly involved in the community, each program we had whether an etiquette presentation or membership drive, each task was delegated out properly. I put my lessons from my community service project to the test by fully including my officer team. As a sophomore in a typical senior position, I feel like I held my own, and successfully fulfilled my position to the best of my ability. Trusting others and asking for help when in need is still a struggle, however, the task is becoming easier each day.
In conclusion, John C. Maxwell’s quotation still doesn’t fit my life, however, I am striving each day to make it fit my life to eventually become a successful business leader. I know my way, I am on my path to going my way by attending this camp this summer, and I am learning to show my ways to others more and more each