What is your proudest accomplishment?

[CoolCatMar1]

[wolfcat87]

My children turning out so intelligent, beautiful, loving, and accomplished after so many years of planning and hard work.

My marriages lasting so long with two people who love me more than I ever expected. They are some of the most amazing people in the world.

My investment portfolio going so well so far for the future of my family and other people I want to help someday.

Having traveled so much. I haven't been everywhere, but I sure hope to someday.

Everything I've learned. It's a lot, but it's never enough, because I want to know everything there is to know.

[Thestupidusername]

Becoming number one sales person in Europe first month first person in over 20 years.

Stopping a fire and saving someone's life. Other than that taking care of people with special needs and building a special connection with them.

I hope next one will be finding a partner till death:).

[Thestupidusername]

What about you? @coolcatmar1

[CoolCatMar1]

Well... I got into uni and have a lot of experience at different work fields and i am only 19

[Thestupidusername]

That's great!😊

[Thestupidusername]

Thank you for MHO🤗

[CoolCatMar1]

💖💖

[BoopBoopBeep]

I'm a good dad to my rescue kittens.

And I guess killed a bunch of bad guys, but that's less impressive. My rescue kittens are quite happy, and that is a day-to-day effort. The other guys aren't really pieces on the board any longer, requires no effort.

[OlderAndWiser]

I graduated from law school with honors, served as president of my church for four years, as president of my alumni association for seven years, and advisor to my fraternity's chapter at the local university for seven years.

[OlderAndWiser]

Thanks for MHO!

[blondfrog]

I worked 117 hours of overtime once in in one week.

[OlderAndWiser]

@blondfrog If you worked 117 hours of overtime, that means you first worked 40 hours at regular pay, so that's a total of 157 hours worked in one week, and there are only 168 hours in a week so I am a bit skeptical of your claim.

[blondfrog]

Its' true. I would provide the screenshots but it wouldn't matter cause you don't know my name plus I want to protect my identity.

[OlderAndWiser]

@blondfrog Perhaps you got paid for 15 hours in one week but you would need to explain how you actually "worked" all but 11 hours in a week.

[blondfrog]

I would do lots of triple shifts. And I would get more breaks cause of this. I would combine those breaks to take 1 hour naps and drank lots of tea and redbull. Our company had a high turnover rate that month so I was willing to step in and take all those hours. My boss liked it cause asking for others to even work 8 hours overtime was like pulling teeth. My job was also a remote IT job.

[OlderAndWiser]

@blondfrog So you could sleep on the job when your services were not needed?

[blondfrog]

I was an IT help desk and there were others working it wasn't just me. But I was filling in shifts for people who recently left or got fired from the company until my manager could find new hires. I would probably never do this again. At the time I had a 9000 dollar hospital bill and a $13000 car bill. Working all those crazy hours helped me pay off both of those bills much faster.

[blondfrog]

And yes I would sleep on the job when my services were not needed.

[OlderAndWiser]

@blondfrog When I was in my early 20's, I worked many 24 hour shifts in the hospital, because I could sleep when I had no patients to evaluate.

[Paris13]

**Besides Reading My Bible, Being a Master and Influncer on Here to Be Most Helpful and All Over Social Media, My Published Play and Now a Second One to Be Published Soon. xxoo

[DizzyDesii]

Im proud of all my academic accomplishments. I graduated top 2 in HS. I graduated with honors both times in college. I made the presidents list, deans list, best in business, international honors societies, etc. I have so many awards and medals and all that. But sadly academics was my best bet.

[katiesmuff]

Going from hostess and buss girl to managing the entire restaurant and bar

[exitseven]

Besides my 3 kids which I think my wife deserves most of the credit it was getting through college and then grad school.

[gorydetails]

I have a fairly successful career, two children who are becoming young adults and are high-achievers, and I'm a rescue diver.

[SimplyPut]

Respect

[Sparkie460]

My proudest accomplishment it passing the test to get my master electrician license and starting my business from scratch

[Staximus]

I haven't accomplished much for myself but I have helped a lot of people so their life wouldn't get worse, sometimes a lot worse. I can honestly say that I've changed the course of a lot of people's lives for the better

[SimplyPut]

Much respect

[cherriibly]

I help people in difficult situations

I'm proud of it

[NathanDavis]

to have the people that I have in my life...

[Danny_dan92]

My military career and then working in the aerospace industry

[KittyKat90210]

I study piano very seriously and I totally nailed it at my most recent recital :)

[EmpressAJ]

I turned out better than my family assumed I’d be. I’m doing better than all of them were at this age 😂😂

[love_conquers_lust]

Degree. Keeping to my principles. Answering the calls when help was needed.

[Yannae]

Surpassing my family's greatest accomplishments

[blondfrog]

This is a trap. Whatever you answer it will make you seem like a self absorbed ass hole. I am not playing.

[GuyKyle79AD]

Learning to drop in at skate Park was a real big one for me. Also me getting my motorcycle license.

[Kelly6]

@coolcatmar1 become successful at my property business,

[tfan1]

Helping my wife create our wonderful son ❤️🙂👍

[CindyRuns]

Having two beautiful daughters !!!

[Cubus]

For most people the biggest accomplishment are marriage and kids.

I am still before it

[TallAnon]

The release of a certain character in a video game that I was responsible for

[Danny_dan92]

Which one?

[AviatorTom]

I have 3 of them... my adult children.

[Anonymous]

Knowledge of science. It's been like building a city in my own mind to explore and to love.

[Apple1996]

My kids 🩵💙🩵💙

[Sonorous]

I can now mew as I talk to people.

[IslaTheWitch]

not giving up

[SimplyPut]

Helping or being part of saving a life on here.

[CubaPirate]

Retiring very early

[douride2]

I'm still alive.

[Rangers]

I don't have any accomplishments

[Wise4myage]

Helping animals and birds in need.

[Christoff92]

Focus on building my confidence in whatever I do.

[TiaNour]

Letting my parents live life without stress

[eagle1951]

my kids

[BLP11520]

My 2 sons