To ask what your personal brag/achievement is?

[BetterOffDeadWillNeverFindAMan]

Positivity only....Mine is that I can eat a double burger in 4 minutes

I also have 2 degrees from Cambridge but its more extraordinary that im able to annihilate a cheap greasy kebab shop treat like a rabid hound in literal minutes

Wow!

I got through lockdown entirely on my own.

Recovered from anorexia to get two degrees and a career i love and family i adore and who adore me and any extra weight back.

Leaving the person who made me feel worthless and caused the anorexia was also a massive success .

The different languages spoken throughout the UK are a massively wasted resource imv

I can run ten miles with ease and without getting tired.

These are all so amazing!

My biggest achievements are all a bit different:

• getting a first class degree and being the top of my degree year
• meeting the love of my life and best friend at 16, getting married have 2 kids together, many many challenges and struggles, but remaining united and getting through the hurdles together, I know we'll always be together
• giving birth 10 days before the first lock down and having a 20 month old at home, while my husband was a key worker working 5.5 days a week - was a very tough time in life but I built an amazing bond with my eldest as we spent so much time together, and feel proud I got through it without complaining

So many of these I could never even dream of achieving, like the languages etc - just amazing!

Is Cambridge University truly as prestigious as it is reputed to be, or is it more a product of hype? How does the academic experience compare to other universities, in terms of expectations such as analysis, essay detail, and overall rigor? For instance, would an 'A' grade at another university equate to only a 'C' at Cambridge, due to higher standards? In essence, is the level of academic excellence genuinely unmatched, or is it simply perceived as such?

Became the President of the United States!
I never expected that.
Then I stopped a speeding bullet with my right ear.
I never expected that.
I just wonder what God wants me to do next.
Maybe create a new Golf Course.
I thought of that first.

for me, not sure overall at a guess to have been a part of a great charity for 8 years helping to raise funds for saving lives

Getting a pilot's licence at 35 whilst juggling a job and a small child (4).

Amazing 🙏

No greater achievement than this x

I’m well educated and have a great career, but my biggest brag is that I can rap all the words to Lose Yourself without missing a beat, does that count?

Had a child at 18 and was In 2 abusive relationships. Now I'm finishing my masters, have met a lovely man and bought a house.

Keep at it 🙏sending you strength
I hope you don't mind me reminding you of the Samaritans support if you are resident in UK ( I have needed to use them)

Wow, amazing

That my lovely daughter once was on a trip out with her grandparents aged 3 and they bought her a KitKat. She'd never had one before and thought it was amazing, so she ate half of it and them carefully wrapped up the rest to save it to take it home and give it to Mummy and Daddy so they coukd try it too 😍

Totally brilliant

Mike Fernie (of DriveTribe fame) told me he likes my car.

I wouldn't say it's a brag exactly, but I'm proud that after 15 years I eventually left my abusive Ex-H.
I'm always so, so proud of hearing about others doing the same and finding the courage so leave.

Currently happier than I've ever been, remarried to someone absolutely amazing and despite some leftover PTSD, I'm really enjoying my life finally.

Well done @Owly11 !! I'm doing my grade 7 next month, also took it up as an adult. Best thing I've ever done 👍

I am a self taught jeweller, and Ive currently got some pieces on display in an award winning gallery/teaching space in Hatton Garden this month. AND I sold a pair of earrings!!
Ive always felt a whole bunch of imposter syndrome in doing anything arty, even though Ive done arty stuff all my life, because both my degrees were science ones. I was given a place on an MA about 3 years ago but they cancelled the class. Im beginning, just, to be able to refer to myself as an artist at 58. It was always viewed as 'a waste' because I was good at maths and sciences.

I've had a piece of my work in an exhibition for the first time this week.

Huge congratulations, Owly11! That's a brilliant achievement! How many years and how much practice did it take you to get to grade 8? I'm a middle aged beginner and cello is sitting looking at me sorrowfully because I'm not practising at the moment due to pain in my left little finger, which keeps locking during practice... 😭

Ahhh that's brilliant! I dabble in metal clay and my dream is to take a proper silver smithing course. Well done!