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I can't say that I have ever set a specific time for when I felt that I had accomplished all of the things I wanted. Instead, I have come to view life as an ongoing journey of growth and learning, and I strive to continuously improve myself and my life.
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For me I'm still a work in progress though I have been able to get some fulfillment from life. I check my list of things I needed to see it happening in my life like having my first degree which I have, becoming an accountant still in. Progress, having some certifications still ongoing, being married and having kids done with,having my own consulting firm still in the pipeline and being a consultant which I'm looking forward to. So generally I have outlined what I really needed out of my life and I'm working toward achieving all of them at due time.

I realized that I can achieve this feat 3 years ago when I was able to at least accomplish about my first 3 important needs and I'm optimistic that I will still get done with the remaining ones too.
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No! I haven't accomplished all that I need to in life. It is still a continuous process. I'm a millennial but it doesn't mean that I have all the time in the world. I believe I take baby steps towards achieving all of my dreams. I have a really long list of things. A little too long I might say but hey!

I once heard, "take all you can from life right now because when life starts taking from you, it takes even your last breath". This is the idea. For me, now is the time but I cannot do it all at once. It is all a process, a road to the promise land.
All that I have right now and all that I've achieved in life up until this time is an achievement as well. I am really thankful and steadfast in doing more so that all of my dreams and aspirations come true.
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I don't think there is or there will ever be a time when someone will stand up and say i have accomplished everything i ever wanted in life. It is impossible to get that. Everyday we learn something new when we wake up and go through the day, and through this times there will be something that will definitely catch your eye or warm your heart, and you might just want to pursue whatever that thing is. Life is a continous process, you can never be satisfied with the same things that you have, we as human beings are always curious, we are always looking around to try out the new stuff that comes up. The fashions, technology, science and thr like. So life will always surprise us with new stuff and our egos will propmt us to try them out. The only time i can say i have accomplished something is when i purpose to do something in a certain time and i do it, but if they are many i doubt it.
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Life does not give us such opportunity, we are constantly on our toes to see what needs to be done even when we have fulfill a certain part. And for a good part of life it is not about what we want but what is important to others and the wider society. This is the principle of sacrifice and through which we get inspiration from.
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When I pushed through my passion in life which is teaching. I gave up my banking job and completed my teaching course which I made.

Now I'm a retired school principal for 4 years already. 
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We have so much desires in life and it's not always possible to have all of our wishes and desires to be fulfilled but we are  constantly working and that's the cycle of life. 
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I still think that time has not come, I am on the way to that. but if today were the last day, I would be satisfied with everything I have achieve so far.
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I must admit that I have not accomplished what I wanted in my life. During this pandemic, things are not adding up. But I am still keeping positive.
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For me am planning atleast 10 yrs from now i would want to accomblish phase 1 of my life, which include getting my degrees, marital life, job and the other phase is up to me and GOD.
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I am still pursuing my career as a blogger until now. I am still looking for a few dollars here at Answeree for me to buy a domain and a hosting for my planned website. Maybe a thing that I've accomplished already is that I'm done with being a leader of a band. I used to dream about performing on a crowd and playing a music I like. I have done it back in the years and I may say that my band succeeded and we're now in different lives.
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The best time to tell yourself you have accomplished what you wanted is you had set specific achievable targets and objectives and without any doubt you achieve them.
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People often feel accomplished when they achieve personal or professional goals, overcome challenges, or make meaningful contributions. Here are some common scenarios when individuals tend to experience a sense of accomplishment:

1. **Goal Achievement:** Successfully reaching a goal, whether it's a short-term task or a long-term objective, can bring a strong sense of accomplishment.

2. **Career Milestones:** Advancing in one's career, securing a new job, or receiving recognition for professional achievements can contribute to a feeling of accomplishment.

3. **Learning and Skill Development:** Mastering a new skill, completing a challenging course, or gaining expertise in a particular area can be personally fulfilling.

4. **Helping Others:** Acts of kindness and making a positive impact on others' lives often lead to a sense of accomplishment and fulfillment.

5. **Overcoming Obstacles:** Successfully navigating and overcoming obstacles or setbacks can provide a profound sense of achievement.

6. **Personal Growth:** Engaging in personal development, self-improvement, or overcoming personal challenges contributes to a feeling of accomplishment.

7. **Creative Expression:** Completing a creative project, whether it's writing, art, music, or other forms of expression, can be deeply satisfying.

8. **Building Relationships:** Establishing and maintaining meaningful relationships, whether personal or professional, can contribute to a sense of accomplishment.

9. **Health and Fitness Goals:** Achieving health and fitness milestones, such as reaching a target weight or completing a challenging workout, can bring a sense of accomplishment.

10. **Contributions to Society:** Making positive contributions to the community or society at large, whether through volunteer work or other forms of activism, can be fulfilling.

11. **Financial Milestones:** Attaining financial goals or achieving stability in one's financial situation can contribute to a sense of accomplishment.

12. **Recognition and Awards:** Receiving acknowledgment, awards, or praise for one's efforts and achievements often leads to feelings of accomplishment.

The experience of accomplishment is subjective and varies from person to person. It often involves a combination of personal satisfaction, a sense of purpose, and the recognition of one's efforts and achievements by oneself or others.
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