My Major Accomplishments

We as human beings all strive for success. We use success as a measure of everyday life.

When assigned my first essay, “My Greatest Accomplishment,” I took time to brainstorm different ideas that defined me. The accomplishment that stood out the most to me was qualifying for State Track in four events on a sprained ankle. While writing this essay, I felt like a baby learning how to walk. My writing was unsteady and I took a few tumbles trying to get the paragraphs to flow. This reminded me of trying to run on my sprained ankle at the State-qualifying meet. However, like I finished the paper, I finished my events with qualifying times. I knew the essay would prove difficult, but I grew hopeful while writing because I knew I had numerous

When most people think of success they think about big houses, expensive cars, or an abundance of money. This false definition of success has been deeply embedded into society’s mindset due in large part to social media. People tend to link success with CEOs, professional athletes, doctors, lawyers, and other people with such titles. Although people with theses professions can be successful, being passionate, having patience, and overcoming adversity measure true success.

My accomplishments would include my high school diploma, college degree, my work accomplishments, and personal accomplishments. I’m the first in my family to receive a college degree and that alone is a great accomplishment for me. I have been fully employed since the age of sixteen and have worked in many different types of jobs while attending school. I received the title of training manager at my first job, and was in charge of training the new employees. I worked at Herman Miller for a short period of time as a temp and had better quality control and more quantity produced then prior workers. I have excelled at every job I have ever taken. I currently work in a position with only the boss and I. I’m highly trusted by my boss and have ran

​“Failure will never overtake me if my determination to succeed is strong enough.” Growing up with anxiety wasn’t an easy thing to deal with during my years of high school. From the weight loss to the nightmares to physiological problems I was dealing with. I asked myself “why me” and why did I have to experience so much right now. Sometimes I thought God was punishing me. I always thought that my life was worse than others and that no one understood me. I realized my life isn’t all that bad compared to others who had it even worse than me. Also, the path I’m walking isn’t an easy one. It made me realized that life and things aren't handed to you and you have to fight and overcome obstacles just like a warrior.

I have several notable accomplishments in both my education and my work experience. One of the most notable accomplishments seemed to be around my internship past summer. I joined the tech development team and from that point of time transformation started happening, I started learning about various technologies and develop the website with my team and from that summer training experience I got an offer for creating a website and make that a brand. I successfully created the website and the brand on time. The company had received positive reviews and leads from customers after going through website and its

Accomplishments often mark a new step in an area of your life. Whether it may be in your education, childhood, and more. One event that helped my transition from child to young adult was when I promoted the eighth grade. It was a formal promotion in which I got to dress up and accept a piece of paper that said I was entering high school. This accomplishment stands out for me because it symbolized that I was no longer a little girl.

strived for. Success is obtained through hard work and even though it might be easy at least that

Though I have only been at Solebury for a short period of time I feel as though I have accomplished a lot. My main accomplishment has been listening and taking to heart what everybody in the office has to offer. Everybody comes from varied and distinct backgrounds and brings something different to the table and I have tried to learn as much and take in as much information as possible. On a more technical level, since the end of October when I started, I have been able to take on a significant amount of responsibility including working multiple facets of the earnings process. I have worked on post earnings presentations for multiple clients and have done research for both our clients and their peers. In addition to the post earnings reports,

Three professional accomplishments that I hope to have in my professional career are very simple. I want to be my own boss. I don’t like being an employee and therefore, would rather strike out on my own. Being my own boss would allow me to travel as I wish and spend more leisure time doing things that I love. Another accomplishment is that I want my company to be very success in terms of revenue and in terms of reputation. And lastly I want to love the work that I

Some of my best work accomplishments include being top spiff performer, and 90% quality assurance at my current position. I was a high demand substitute at 10 different schools in my last position, and I was promoted to Administration duties within 6months, achieving an average of 80-90% in quality assurance, and created morale boosting activates.

From the first taste of accomplishment we go on to set new goals, and the goals we set aren’t only for the accomplishments and accolades that come with them- but most importantly for self-contention to be the best we can be, to be great. Well my first taste of accomplishment came from an orange sphere and a hoop as a child. On my 5th birthday, my old man brought home a basketball hoop, not knowing what it was, I was intrigued at first sight. Looking back, as an avid sports lover now, I can tell you that whether it had been a basketball, soccer ball, baseball, lacrosse ball, football, a punching bag, a pool, or a track, the first taste of accomplishment comes from the first pass, shot, goal, touchdown, hit, run, or leap, and from there you

Throughout my career when I've been asked about the biggest accomplishments I'll often say that I wished I'd acted on the important things faster.

A commencement application sat on my desk; I stared at the stack in front of me, wondering if I should even walk across the stage. I earned my degree with the support of my family but I was the one who earned the scholarships for school, endured the sleepless nights, and the dreaded early mornings. My degree was my accomplishment and I felt the need to keep it to myself. However, my protests did not last long when I realized the path to my degree was not easy but was supported by family. As I sat in the commencement ceremony, I reminisced on the all the academic challenges I went through to hold my degree.

There are many accomplishments that I am proud of. I have ten accomplishments I felt proud of: I became valedictorian during high school year. I receive my high school diploma and Associate of Art degree at same time. Overtime, I gain more self-confident in speaking in front of people. I finish two to three Chinese novels in a short time span. I took Advanced Placement and honor classes during high school year. I started taking college classes in my freshmen year. Throughout my childhood, I receive several awards. I defeat my game in chaos level. I obtain rare items and weapons in my game. Lastly, I volunteer in variety of places.