The leap I have been able to create from what my standard of living was as a child to what my child/children will experience.
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What would you say is your greatest personal accomplishment?
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This, Both of my daughters have successful careers in the medical field and truly care about people.
hawkeyetraveler
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Biggest life accomplishment: two adult children who are successfully navigating life in their early twenties.
Biggest work accomplishment: I’ve had good success in business, but I would probably say mentoring folks that have gone onto C level positions at other companies, seeing others grow is a true highlight.
Biggest physical accomplishment: Climbing Mount Whitney in a single day last October at the age of 52.
(Just kidding on the above…my true greatest accomplishment was developing the rare acquired taste for Malort. That involved suffering I would not wish on any of you).
Biggest work accomplishment: I’ve had good success in business, but I would probably say mentoring folks that have gone onto C level positions at other companies, seeing others grow is a true highlight.
Biggest physical accomplishment: Climbing Mount Whitney in a single day last October at the age of 52.
(Just kidding on the above…my true greatest accomplishment was developing the rare acquired taste for Malort. That involved suffering I would not wish on any of you).
Leaving it better than you found it should be a goal for everyone.
I once wrote FU ZEAL (a guy that used to work with us) in 20 foot high letters in contrasting colored roof tar when we got done patching a flat roof one time. This was in the 2000s when Google earth first became a thing and didn't have very good resolution yet. It took like 4 years but eventually it showed up clear as day when you scrolled around downtown. That was before anyone else was doing shit like that.
Other than that my hole in one or rounds shot in the 60s.
Other than that my hole in one or rounds shot in the 60s.
