During my time at OSTC-NW, I quickly discovered the Future Farmers of America organization. This is a club for students in agricultural education. After learning more about FFA in class, I soon wanted to have a role as an officer in my FFA chapter. I applied and became my chapter's vice president in my first year in the program. I helped my fellow officers run meetings, events, and much more. As vice president, I gained a lot of leadership experience, and this drove me to learn more about the opportunities the Michigan FFA has to offer. With my teacher and peers' help, I learned about the supervised agricultural experience (SAE) and the state degree. Immediately I wanted to start this project. I started around November of 2025 getting my business put together. I decided on choosing the agricultural business and entrepreneurship pathway. There, I decided on what I wanted for my business. That's when I realized something key to this goal of mine. I LOVE animals. At that exact moment I decided my business would be an animal care service that I will provide to my local community. Now, almost a year later, my business has been slow. I am taking a turn and will put forward my hardest efforts to make this SAE become successful, while also learning the skills to be a student entrepreneur and provide the best service to my clients and community.