.....and this has NOTHING to do with money, power, social position, etc., or any of the "usual" inferences when someone passes by quickly in a hallway and emptily asks, "How ya doin?"

Survival. 'How ya doing?'

I know sometime you have to toot your own horn but my greatest achievement was raising two decent kids, a boy and a girl, into responsible adults.

I have to duplicate Hippie's answer, well except that I have raised five children They can aggrevate me sometimes(they know how to push my buttons ), but they have always made me proud

Heartbreak. Also, stage fright. I at least now know I got through it.

Only an associate's degree, but I graduated with highest honors.

My greatest achievement is my child.

Two hardworking, compassionate sons who love and respect me. Great friends who have my back and I have their's. A good work ethic which has earned me respect among my co-workers. A positive attitude that allows me to learn from the past but believe that the future will be bright. Above all I have achieved a peace in my life and the knowledge that I am happy with who I am.

Financial security (I mention this because it took a lifetime of hard work and diligence), good health (this also took many years of hard work and diligence), a successful and happy daughter (this was easy because she is an exceptional kid ), a grandson who loves and respects his granny (he better! ), the love of a good man ( )...

Hhhmm, I've acheived... enlightenment, I guess. I have learned many things in all my experiences, and have picked up a jewel or two along the way.

hmmm

graduated high school at 16
received national merit honors in high school
raised/raising two beautiful children/spirits
recorded a cd with my band in the studio

I drew a picture, and it was put in a round the world magazine

From the perspective of a true Anarchist, I don't believe power to be useful, except in self-defence. I recognize money as a scam designed to steal wealth, and as for social position, I've chosen a considerably more humble lifestyle than I have in decades. In the process, however, I have designed something for the community that I live in that will enable anyone interested in self-sufficiency and actively working to create systems to remove us from the current economic paradigm, and most recently, the mayor has added me as a friend.

Also, this is my first official father's day. Have I said how much I love being a daddy?

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My expectations that I hold myself too make my achievements look really miniscule and I'm not proud of what I have achieved though most say I've achieved a ton I have not yet achieved what I want too!

I've traveled to the lower 48 states,
I opened and ran my own business without borrowing a dime from anyone,
I've played guitar on stage with musicians I respect and they respected me,
I've made love to over 100 beautiful women,
I've raised a son I'm very proud of,
I built my own motorcycle and rode it for 30 years,
I was on local TV,

That's all I can come up with off the top of my head.

I am raising six gorgeous kiddies and reguardles of what happens in life.

I love my life and am married to a man who loves me.

What more could I want

Piece of mind...only took 50 years.

Is no small achievement.

As Paul S., my literary teacher, zen master, and only friend and ego-twin put it,

"My parents now think I'd be lucky to amount to nothing."

I have learned how to paint portraits.
I designed three 80 card Tarot decks.
I know how to do astral travel.
I can do a tarot card reading that amazes even me.

I know how to attract wealth when I need it. (and no, I don't have a printing press.)

I have learned: Life is precious. Live simple.

I'm feeling good:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CJA69C6SlRk