We all need some self-worth, which, I frankly don't have enough of. We all need the extra effort, something to motivate us to rise beyond limitations. We've all achieved things, whether big or small. Sometime in the future, you might be thinking: "What did I accomplish so far? What can I hope to accomplish?". Those are very good thoughts indeed, which is why I want everyone to describe their biggest accomplishment ever. It shouldn't be difficult, seeing how we aren't always perfect.


What's your greatest accomplishment and why? What do you hope to accomplish? Thanks for your patronage.

My greatest achievement is getting a nice job, at the time I needed it the most.

My greatest achievement is becoming staff in this site. The roles and positions I've held in the last two years have greatly changed me. I'm now a productive young man willing and confident to challenge life and making plans in the long term, the total opposite I was back in time.

I still hope to get the job I'm looking for. I'm making progress towards it, but it's not enough. Time is not on my side, as I wasted several years battling against my disease, so now that I'm over it it's time I give my 150% to make up for the lost time. I'm confident my effort will pay off in the end, so I'm not giving up easily.

I'm going to have to say when I made my brothers traditional cake. It was the most amazing thing in the world what's more? The couple loved it so much gave like big hugs to me. And said a lot of thank yous, that they knew I was the right person to make the cake for them. I've never felt so proud of myself in my entire life. Because knowing my conditions I was told I can't really do wedding cakes sadly, but I did this one somehow. So I was like really really happy at the time, and I felt I hope I could do more things related to that in the near future. It would be an amazing thing to do.

my greatest achievement of my young life, hopefully i live to be a great person, that sounds cringy but litteraly these days what is the percentage of teens who turned into alcoholists and drug abusers, anyways that aside, in think my greatest achievement is getting a good grade when i came back to my home country and not knowing a single word in my home language but with my effort i managed to keep up.

I haven't done many things at the moment since I'm still young, I guess. But as of now, the greatest achievement I can think of is getting to the Regionals of the Social Studies Fair in 7th Grade. Me and 2 of my friends created a website and we somehow got to the Regionals which was pretty cool. If I could find the website I'd post a link here, heh.

I don't know that I can rank my greatest achievements. I was a warrior in the United States Marine Corps for six years. I graduated high school and I have a degree from an accredited D1 university. I have my driver's license. I vote. I have a career where I'm paid a lot of money to run a fitness center. I went and got married and we celebrated 10 years of anniversary last week. I have two kids who are under 3 years of age who are still alive.

I celebrate all achievements, big and little. I like to set daily goals, weekly goals, monthly and annual targets and smash the crap out of them. I then tip my hat to myself and congratulate myself on how awesome I am. I almost never tell other people what I'm doing and what I'm trying to do because it doesn't have any effect on what they're doing (Unless I need help and then I ask for help.)

I'm a fan of keeping the great stuff quiet. I give as much credit as possible to the team at work for our continued success. I give my wife credit for our marriage and our children.

The rest of it. It was all me. And I'm fine with it.