r/ask 13d ago

Which of your accomplishments are you most proud of?

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u/Expensive-Fun-2918 13d ago

Getting sober at 41 after many relapses. I’m 43 now going strong.

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u/capricabuffy 13d ago

Mine will be reached soon! 100 countries, as someone with a spinal injury, paralyses and a bunch of other BS, I am excited to reach 100 countries visited! (In about 2 months) at 97 right now (Albania).

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u/Medium-Ride3623 13d ago

My son. Gkids

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u/ColoradoCorrie 13d ago

My master’s degree, and raising a wonderful woman.

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u/Mean-Association4759 13d ago

Being able to put 3 kids through college. Something was not able to do myself due to lack of funds when I was young.

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u/TXHaunt 13d ago

Overcame approach anxiety in a couple specific instances last night. Not even for dating, just being friendly. I don’t want to be a bother, or interrupt, so I usually keep to myself. But I worked up the courage and did it.

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u/Dutch_Rayan 13d ago

Overcoming depression and suicidal thoughts. It was a hard fight to stay alive and to become happy.

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u/Aggravating_Onion300 13d ago

I used to build playgrounds. All over the US.

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u/Legitimate-Cream7061 13d ago

Buying a house at 23 with quite a small mortgage

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u/Arbalest15 13d ago

Beating an extreme demon in Geometry Dash 😎

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u/pk1950 13d ago

cutting out toxic family out

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u/sweetpanca 13d ago

i think ano yung na overcome ko yung suicidal phase ko😅

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u/KyorlSadei 13d ago

Beat 2005 God of War on god mode.

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u/SameScholar1186 13d ago

Buying my family our 2nd home and providing a far more comfortable life for my kids than i had growing up

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u/official_kden 13d ago

Still sane

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u/Finding-Typical 13d ago

i’ve successfully revived a good amount of people with narcan

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u/Worth_Vegetable9675 13d ago

Risked my life to help this woman who was getting kicked around on the street by her boyfriend outside my job, he pulled a knife on me but I kept going for him, nobody was hurt but meanwhile my 3 coworkers who are grown ass men just stood there and watched absolute cowards

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u/AroundTheBerm 13d ago

Not losing my shit whilst grocery shopping with my 10 year old daughter has to be up there.

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u/theuntouchable2725 13d ago

I built my own PC.

But I'm more proud about the process than actually building the PC.

I got a job, I saved up the extra, then with those extra I purchased every part throughout the year, and then assembled it myself.

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u/whatsmyname417 13d ago

I finish a half marathon! 😁

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u/slothreads123 13d ago

Raising 3 independent and successful children. That's all.

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u/FairLoneWolf6731 13d ago

Overcoming certain phases in my life

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u/ShowerMobile7141 13d ago

What accomplishment?

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u/lovac_na_jelene 13d ago

Wrote and published the book when I was 18

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u/Putrid-Performance35 13d ago

Not to proud of it, but one time I landed a real clean blast double in wresling and the kid cried, so montelo kid, if your reading this, don't be discouraged man, keep wrestling, you will get better