What is your biggest achievement ???

It would depend on what you classify my biggest achievements (for some it's money, successful business, etc.). But what I see as my most rewarding and meaningful achievements, is the impact I've had on so many lives. I have inspired people to chase their dreams, follow passions, and live happier lives. One of my friends changed from a party girl who didn't fit in and was only following her friends to a gorgeous woman who loves the outdoors, is healthy, and spends time with her family. I've painted people's houses in developing countries and I've teached people skills for free.

My business (before covid) was helping ex-pats find a home who moved here. We always overdeliver and we help them far beyond what is expected from us. Giving has been the core of our business.

Just the fact that I can be an inspiration to others is what I would call my biggest achievement.
Great ...dude .
 
2 kids is the most important and biggest achievement in my life!
 
I think my biggest achievement till now is that I started with 0 money and 0 knowledge and a simple dream of earning 5$ online per day. I achieved that and many more only because I never gave up even when it looked that its impossible. Thats why I believe everyone can achieve anything if they work hard and believe in themself.
 
My biggest achievement is being wiped to zero worth by a cyclone, losing my house and business, then 10 years later owning another great house and living with my large family in it.

I want so much more though. I want to semi retire, just write and enjoy life.
 
My biggest achievement is being wiped to zero worth by a cyclone, losing my house and business, then 10 years later owning another great house and living with my large family in it.

I want so much more though. I want to semi retire, just write and enjoy life.
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Having lived in 6 countries on 3 continents. Hoping to add a 7th, but will have to wait a few years. (not being a IM nomad though)
 
Someone very close to me was about to be evicted (deceased parents left shitload of debt). Was just in the middle of a crisis of my own, had 500€ in my pocket, was in no position to get a loan at the bank, and had to come up with a plan on how to get nearly 50k€ in cash to save the house. One year of absolute pain and near mental breakdowns 24/7. Managed it all at the end, still don't know how. A lot of things had to come together at the right time, sometimes it was literally days before everything would fall apart.
 
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