Atlas Accomplishment

Accomplishments in my life have really given me a new understanding for myself and others and allowed for personal growth. One accomplishment has provoked this growth: being inducted into the National Honor Society. The society helps me to think differently about other people and learn of ways I could become a better person. This experience has shown me the importance of hard work, never giving up, social interaction, and helping others.

Something that I think I have accomplished this year is my improvements on my benchmarks, literature, and nonfiction overall scores. I have improved my scores on all those subject by about twenty percent each. I would say that is an accomplishment for this year.

My most meaningful accomplishment in the last few years is the work that I did as Social Chair of my sorority. When I was offered the position, I knew there would be stress from becoming the sole representative of my sorority to the rest of Greek life and other organizations. However, I greatly underestimated the stress of being the bridge between my organization and others. I pushed myself to see my position through and felt a huge sense of accomplishment after I was done and able to see the work that I was able to do. I would measure my success by comparing the work of other social chairs to what I was able to accomplish. Not only did I look at past social chairs within my organization, but I also sought out other social chairs for other

An accomplishment I am proud of relates to my first year in high school football. The school I went to I started off not knowing nobody besides a few people. My first day of practice I was not this big guy or had this football player image that everyone imagined, so everyone looked over me as just another bench player. Walking into our first meeting I saw a guy standing there and he looked like a senior with arms as big as thors. The first thought that came to my mind was looks like im not starting this year. As practices went on both players and coaches saw my talent and knew I had something to give to the team so the head coach made me a head captain, which only two people could have those spots, of the team and gave me a starting spot. Everyones

An accomplishment that set my life forward and taught me multiple traits and allowed my character to develop would have to be when I set out, got a job, and saved up enough money to buy my first car. It was a summer I'll always remember. After my sophomore year of high school I set out during the summer and got a job at Glidden Fence Company. I was nervous not working at all previous to working at Glidden and started wondering whether I had gotten too far ahead of myself. I was assigned to a three man crew and started my career as a fence builder, the crew leader was super nice to me and guided me in every step as I began to learn how to do it myself. So long story short I threw myself into a foreign environment unaware of what the

As I sit here and contemplate what accomplishments I have achieved over my life span I can't particularly pick one defining moment out of the many I have. You see when most people think " accomplishment," the thought that comes to mind is that the accomplishment has to be something big, substantial. Now for the most part I agree with that theory, but in that case I've never accomplished anything monumental. I mean what makes an accomplishment an accomplishment is that it took effort and perseverance right? In that case I've accomplished a lot I accomplish things on a daily basis. Waking up this morning was a huge accomplishment for me today being that I only got four hours of sleep. I can accomplish things all day, but the big accomplishments as you call them I don't really consider accomplishments, getting into National Honors a Society was an "accomplishment" by your definition but to me that was just a result done by hard work that paid off. I know I'm hard worker and a good student, but getting into National Honors Society wasn't a task or chore, but a expected result.

My accomplishment isn't a huge success to another but let me tell you something this actually changed my life around for the good. It surprised me in a way that it was just a small piece of paper saying honor roll can change me around. Yes the thing that changed my life was my first ever honor roll in middle school. Most people don't think the little things in life matter or even make a difference but yes they do.

Every individual has accomplished achievements that they will always cherish. Whether the achievement is minimum or maximum , the significance of the triumph is of utmost importance to them. My personal achievement that I am most proud of is when I was blessed with opportunity to be picked as NASH student and observe the different physicians who helped with giving birth to the newborns. In those few seconds I realize that my passion is to become an OB Nurse Practitioner.

My proudest professional accomplishment would be with my current internship at Centaurus Financial. It was originally advertised as a 400 hour unpaid internship where I would be working in their operations department. I worked all summer unpaid and had to pick up a second job in order to help pay my bills. After completing 400 hours, I spoke with my manager about quitting my other job in order to work more and was offered a paid position which allowed me gain even more valuable experience in the financial world.

What is a big accomplishment in your life? Making it to the Superbowl with my football team. My team worked really hard to get that far. Unfortunately, we ended up losing the Superbowl. Even though they didn’t win the big game, it still meant a lot to me because

If I could tell about the time I accomplished something greater than I could have on my own was when I finally was able to do my middle split. At first, it was really hard for me to do a middle split because my body is so stiff and I barely stretch in a Dailey basic. So, I joined dance team in my freshman year of high school and my coaches make us stretch Dailey for our warm up. Each I stretch from the warm up, I was able to gain flexibility. One day, I finally was able to do my middle split. My coaches were so proud of me as they see me grow and improve on my flexibility. That's the day I felt so alive and proud of what I accomplish. This experience make me learn that anything is possible as long as you work hard for it, and I also learn to

My greatest accomplishment so far has been getting into Running Start. Studying consumed the majority of my summer. Instead of hanging out with friends, watching TV, and catching up on my reading, I was taking English, Reading, and Math quizzes. Thankfully, my hard work paid off. I passed the reading and English portion, and while I failed the math by testing into Intermediate Algebra, I scored higher than I would have, had I neglected to

What defines an accomplishment? Is it the worth of it in monetary, emotional, or personal standards? Personally a great accomplishment of mine was self-improvement in both body and mind. I had a problem with my weight and mental stability. I am diagnosed with Generalized Anxiety and I do not take any medication for it. Therefore I have learned over the years on how to control my anxiety and calm myself down. My weight gain began when I was in 4th grade, I started the habit of bingeing and it resulted in a troubled metabolic system. My greatest accomplishment has been my new lifestyle that has mitigated my physical and mental problems through health routines, training, and reading.

My second milestone is when Allah gave me my first daughter. I started realizing that I had to balance between my life and work, which made me

To start of with, an accomplishment that sparked a period of personal growth and a new understanding was to my best friend and myself especially, was the act of helping one another and other people as well. What I mean by this, is the fact that my best friend was so behind in school during our Sophomore year that the only thing that he wanted was to make his mom proud. One day he came up to me asking for a favor and I told him sure why not. That is when he told me he could use my help out to get his grades up. I did not even have to think about it, I just said “Of course. You know I would help you out because that is what best friends are for” and so then started tutoring for him.