What is that one achievement you are always proud of?

[MrDawn]

What is that one achievement you are always proud of?

 

[Speaks]

Me and a group of people were in the woods at night, the flashlight went out so I guided them out of the woods in the dark. Her 8 year old son was so proud of me. 🤗

 

[Jane]

Having my children

 

[PGen98]

Making it to age 35? I guess...nothing really accomplished in my life

 

[Nebulous]

Having my children

Same here

I have just one though.

 

[emily]

one year I was dragged along for what was meant to be a week's camping holiday

after 3 days of staying in the tent I was like, I can't do this anymore, it's cold, I'm being bitten, I smell, if you don't take me back tonight, then I'm going back on my own.

and I did. at 2:00 in the morning when the woman was asleep, I got my stuff and I left

to this day I'm like haha, no one can make me do something I don't want to, and that proves it

another experience like that, my music teacher at school wanted us to compose an original piece of muisic.

well, I couldn't think of anything, literally anything- so at the end of the day, I presented round and round the garden on the keyboard

she's like but that's been done all ready, and I'm like well, that's my piece. what you gonna do about it.

 

[Dollhouse]

So far the fact that I went through hell (high school), got 2 degrees, and am grateful for my job

 

[Cory]

I made it out of high school and work alive when I was going through some really tough struggles.

Also, being a self-taught coder.

 

[Strawberry]

Probably getting to the job I'm currently in, I feel like I worked hard and was patient for the role to come up and I grabbed the opportunity.
However, I did move abroad to work for a Tour Operator for 7 months when I was 22, so that's probably a close second.

 

[Nebulous]

So far the fact that I went through hell (high school), got 2 degrees, and am grateful for my job

Nice! 2 degrees is impressive