What's Your Biggest Achievement In Life So Far

Up to this present moment what are your biggest achievements in life? Passing Driving Test, Getting a degree, becoming a parent? Getting your first house/flat?

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Reply 1

Runninground

Passing my driving test is the one that has changed my life the most. It hasn't changed it a lot but now I can just get in my car and drive somewhere without having to get the bus or relying on my parents.

Reply 2

rimirail

Driving test and ending sixth form. Currently nervous about A level results.

Reply 3

Psyk

Well out of those, I suppose passing my driving test is the biggest achievement because it's the one that took the most effort. Haven't done much driving since though.

Reply 4

tehforum

Getting into my first choice uni.

Now I'm aiming for a 1st =/

Reply 5

i.am.lost

As a (nearly) 21-year-old who has no intention of learning to drive, I am curious why everyone so far has listed it as their biggest accomplishment. :smile:

The accomplishment of which I am proudest would probably be my A2 ICT coursework project, which at 666 pages took over my life for months, but it was totally worth the effort. Also, self-teaching the entire Electronics A-level syllabus alongside my other subjects. By others' measures though, it would probably be getting into Cambridge.

Reply 6

myusername.

My biggest achievement so far is passing all my exams. I tried really hard and I think the work paid off. I'm now hoping to go to university, do my BSc and then my Masters :smile:

Reply 7

pandapops

Designed a multi-million pound rollercoaster for a UK theme park, watched it get built in Italy and it's now in use, to be honest, it was a bit of a fluke but I'd say it's my proudest achievement.
Or being Head Girl, I was so nervous!!

Reply 8

Psyk

Original post by i.am.lost

As a (nearly) 21-year-old who has no intention of learning to drive, I am curious why everyone so far has listed it as their biggest accomplishment. :smile:

Because I found it very difficult.

Reply 9

Lil08

The abilityy to lick my elbow. :smile:

Sure, it hurt at first but it was all worth it at the end.

Reply 10

ipoop

Surviving the end of the world. :awesome:

On a serious note, academically I will say passing my AAT Exams and gaining that qualification I wanted.
On a more personal level, it's being able to play the piano and understand music notation. :smile:

Reply 11

milkytea

Getting in to the uni and course that I wanted to. In a broader sense, having a group of friends who I know I'm very close to and will be for the rest of my life.

Reply 12

ilex_noemi

Graduating from uni! I was awful at school exams so to get a degree was pretty amazing to me! :smile:

Reply 13

mosmof

Original post by pandapops

...?!

mine is probably doing well for myself, earning £££ for myself from a young age? i never really thought about it...

Reply 14

Supermassive_muse_fan

Saved someone's life on holiday by performing CPR. Definitely the most scariest and best moment of my life thus far.

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Reply 15

tehforum

Original post by Supermassive_muse_fan

Saved someone's life on holiday by performing CPR. Definitely the most scariest and best moment of my life thus far.

Did you get 'you saved my life sex'?

Reply 16

Little_missy01

Either passing my driving test or graduating
(Or being loved)

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Reply 17

IlexBlue

Completing sixth form and managing to get ABC with 50% attendance, no revision and teachers hounding me saying I'm going to fail, due to having a meltdown and battling with severe anxiety, depression, and family problems.

tbh even if I'd got UUU I'd have still said just turning up to those exams was an achievement.