Everyone has one. What's yours? My life achivement is to see Miyamoto in real life and ask him some questions about Star Fox 2. (The game never went to retail or released.)

That's more a dream. 

A life achievement is something you've already done, what you said was a lifelong dream.

I'm 15 so I haven't done much...

I got a distinction grade in my grade 3 guitar exam (It means I not only passed, but passed with flying colors) without taking any other previous guitar exam, 

I got a few A* (A+ in other places) in real science exams (Not school given tests,  I mean as in real exams)

 

Not much really.

I feel like this is something I'd be discussing when I'm an old man

I was the 4th ranked dan on ps4 in street fighter for a while...

I don't have anything I'd call a life achivement yet. 

Hmm, well I'm incredibly proud of the fact that I was a free reader by the age of 5/6

I'm too young for a big achievement. But I've been able to read 10x faster than my teachers. Especially my Fourth grade teacher.

23 and nothing. I don't expect to achieve at anything notable in the near future anyhow. 

One time I managed to fit like two full packets of skittles in my mouthedit: no wait they weren't skittles, but something similar

Edited July 20, 201510 yr by Col.Random

Future life achievements?

 

 

I wish someday I'd be like 6'10". I'm 6'2" at the age of 15, so that might happen. Or not. I really hope so though

I work in the film industry now, which took a lot of hard work and determination, so I'm quite happy that it's all paid off.

First, I got 1st place for academic score in 1st year of my Senior High School and now I have reached end of line of my study in university, right exactly normal people who take college, 4 years with GPA more than 3.

I made a small game once. It wasn't anything special, and really short (about an hour long), but I was proud of it. Hoping my next game will be even better.

- Went to Germany

 

- Visited Spain's Royal Palace

 

- Played a concert for more than 1000 people

 

- Participated in a World Karate Tournament (Ranked 12th overall back then)

 

That's pretty much it

Mine was too cheesy so I put it in a spoiler

 

 

Getting into medical school; I've been trying for almost a decade and I finally make it in. So much hard work was put in and I just wanted to give up on several occasions before I was accepted as a med student. Just goes to show if you work hard and persevere long enough with something you might get it someday. I've made my family members so proud to have me as their son.

 

I think that once I graduate and start making a difference to the lives of others - that will truly become my greatest life achievement

 

Edited July 22, 201510 yr by catmaster0116