St. John's Last Speech

Like FBLA, NHS has increased my teamwork and service learning capabilities. It has fostered in me a tradition to want to serve and help my community. Through both FBLA and NHS, I am able to help my community through activities like collecting and donating needed items to the less privileged, the distribution of hats and gloves to keep kids warm, collecting canned food to provide healthy nutrition during food drives, as well as, compiling and distributing school supplies to help with elementary education.

“Silence is a Ocean , Speech is a river “.Chief Joseph and Elie Weisel decided to throw there words in the river .Chief Joseph was a leader of a tribe , Nez Perce that wanted justice and freedom for his people .In addition Elie wiesel was a holocaust survivor that gave his speech at a concentration camp with the Ex President obama .

Becoming a leader is not natural for all, some people have to spend time learning what it

    Firstly I want to be remembered as a servant of the Lord. I wish to show others the love of Christ through my actions and willingness to serve. I have dedicated  my time to help serve others. Joining the Chik-Fil-A Leader Academy here at school has helped me be able to reach out and serve those in need. This program has been an asset for me to understand what it means to serve.

A true leader stands high on on the pillars of success: dedication, servitude, respectability, and honesty. The mark of a fulfilled life is not one who has collected many awards, not one who has an insurmountable amount of money and fame, it is one who has touched the most souls in his journey of life. A leader destined for greatness will touch many people along their journey to the top. In my short years on this Earth I have made it my mission from the start to leave a lasting impact on everyone I come in contact with and as a student of Howard University I will continue my mission without fault. From birth my parents noticed I had an insatiable thirst for knowledge, a heart of gold and an unconquerable ability to lead. In the 5th grade I was awarded the

As I was growing up, I naturally looked for ways to help my community. It was an concept that I was extremely fond and passionate about at an early age. Through this, leadership came easily and almost inherently. When high school came I emerged myself within the wide variety of activities. It was just an effortless tendency. I loved being involved, therefore I got myself involved. As a freshmen, I was at the bottom and I watched in amazement of how the upperclassmen led with such confidence and drive. I aspired to be like them one day. With this large desire to make my mark in my small community, I naturally took on leadership roles because I wanted to make an impact, a lasting impact. John Quincy Adams once said, “If your actions inspire others

I suppose I became a leader before I was placed on this earth. I did not have a choice but rather an obligation. From a previous long line of powerful Hispanic women, the world created me to generate a new and advance age of leadership. It began with my grandmothers, the matriarchs of the family. At a young age, my grandmothers were raised in a traditional and patriotic society. Like many other uneducated and impoverished women, they were exploited for the physical traits and oppressed by the traditional standard of living. By the age of 15, both my grandmothers would have suffered miscarriages, pregnancy and poverty. At the age of 15, I was learning how to drive, I was reading intricate novels and I was attending my first sleepover. The difference

I have always strove to be the person that others looked up to. I never knew how to do that though. Until one day, one of my friends, a person I idolized, became an American Quarter Horse Youth Association Director. Ever since that moment I knew how I was going to leave my mark, and expand as a leader. Becoming someone fit enough for this leadership role was not an easy task.

I want to be remembered as a very diligent

Like Jerral, I grew up with parents who were small business owners. My parents taught me good work ethics and helped me become a well-rounded individual. In high school, I was elected head of the prom committee, and also voted class president. My goals during my time in each position where to make a healthy difference in my school. While being a school leader was certainly rewarding, I did not realize how over exerted I was.

Personally encouraging others fills me with a great satisfaction. I learnt this about myself through being involved in volunteer work such as helping with summer schemes, St John’s Ambulance, mission teams and kids clubs. Through this volunteer work alongside jujitsu and being a leader in Boys’ Brigade and Sunday school I have learned communication skills, how to be a good team leader and interacting with people from all ages and different backgrounds. I feel all these skills are important and essential for working with people in a healthcare environment.

Central Idea: Many charities are deserving of support, but St Jude is truly special. Everything they do for these children makes their lives and their family’s lives just a little bit easier.

I want to be remembered as someone who was easily approachable with anything. With most of my friends, they know that they can talk to me about anything. I want to be remembered as someone who was friendly and someone who could help with any problem. I also want to be remembered as someone who was fun and was never too uptight about anything. I never get too stressed out about anything and whenever I am around friends or family, I always try to have fun. In my legacy, I hope to be remembered as someone

Whether or not a person admits it, everyone on the planet has the desire to be remembered. They want to leave an impression on the people around them and leave those people with fond memories of who they were and what they did. For me, the idea of making an impact on someone’s life was my ultimate goal. However, it took me a while to discover how exactly that goal would be achieved.

Due to my passive nature, I’ve always avoided leadership roles. With that being said I still aspire to be someone who can be looked to as a leader. In order to reach that goal I observe and try to mimic the actions of people that inspire me. There have been many people I’ve taken orders from, but I have “followed” few. Those are the ones I consider to be true leaders, and have tried to be like myself.