1 question

[Shelby]

What are the 3 most significant accomplishments you've made in your life over the past 3 years?

 

[Diesel City]

1.) Accepting Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior.
2.) Making a commitment to not let the things of this world determine "who" I am.
3.) Did my best to make an overhaul of my physical body.

 

[sadie]

What are the 3 most significant accomplishments you've made in your life over the past 3 years?

1)major change in body composition and structure
2)got pretty much anyones dream job (anyone in my industry)
3)found the most amazing man ever (this one is brand new)


things are going really well suddenly its almost scary lol

 

[Big Dave Smith]

1- Moving out to Indy with nothing but a car and a small bank account... and surviving and prospering no matter what.

2- Learning to be happy with myself regardless of how terrible the surroundings can be. I know I can't be broken.

3- Developing a better relationship with my parents, even though it was good when I left.

 

[PHIL HERNON]

Yes

1- Moving out to Indy with nothing but a car and a small bank account... and surviving and prospering no matter what.

2- Learning to be happy with myself regardless of how terrible the surroundings can be. I know I can't be broken.

3- Developing a better relationship with my parents, even though it was good when I left.

I think that is the answer Shelby was looking for.......good Job Dave.......we need to all heed this.

 

[superman21]

1. Learning to balance bodybuilding with life. Be serious but dont let the sport take over you. (kinda learned this from big phil)

2. I learned that you cant help someone that cant help themselves. Be there for the person, but dont stress yourself out trying to help them. If they want your advice they will take it. Regardless if they take it, you will always know that you did your best to help someone out.

3. I learned not to focus on the negatives you have in life, but to focus more on the positives.

all these things i havent necessarily gone through myself, but my gf has and i was with her every step of the way and i learned from it as well.

 

[hawkmoon]

1. My daughter. Three years of wonderful smiles, hugs, and kisses.

2. Taking the leap to leave everything in the US and take a job offer in Tokyo.

3. Surviving the loss of a 15 year relationship.

 

[chris250]

I think the most significant thing I have accomplish is being the parent that I am to Grace...Having her in my life made me change the way I think about things in general...I mean with a child you cant be selfish about your goals (im not saying you cant have goals) but you have to think about your child first and how it would effect them...

Overall having her is the best thing in my life -

 

[phatrr]

1. Coming back to train heavy & compete in strongman after docs told me I would never lift again.

2. Improving my marriage.

3. Working on accepting who I am.

 

[musicmann89]

1. having my daughter when I was 18(20 now), and putting her first
2. starting and running a sucessful buisness
3. growing up fast, getting a good understanding of the world we live in

 

[Alex A]

My son being born..

 

[Alex A]

daughter now 3 years old... almost 4. Time flies..

 

[Big Dave Smith]

1. Coming back to train heavy & compete in strongman after docs told me I would never lift again.

2. Improving my marriage.

3. Working on accepting who I am.

I think a lot of people know who they are. It just gets confusing when other people chime in and try to persuade you to think otherwise. Everybody tries to conform, keep up with the Jones', and live the American dream... Whether that's your dream or not.

 

[mountaindog1]

twins

Being blessed with twin boys and trying to ne the best father I can.

John Meadows

 

[pesty4077]

1.) Trusting in God for all things

2.) Supporting my family through hard economic times. Both mentally and finacially, besides being the best Father and Husband I can be.

3.) After a 18 year lay off from BB, setting a goal and accomplishing it.

 

[maldorf]

1. Overcame a heart attack and surgery both mentally and physically and learn to live by adapting my way of life.

2. Putting my family first before myself.

3. Being more open and honest with people and realizing that I can have a positive impact on others lives even though I am not yet teaching again.

 

[salemguy321]

1. Beat brain cancer for the 2nd time.
2. Successfuly underwent 6 weeks of daily radiation theapy.
3. Learned to accept life for what it is (a journey) and not to worry about the speed in which others accomplish things.

 

[tkav1980]

got into grad school

finally going after the degreee i always wanted but never finished. its not for money or a label it is out of sheer curiosity. the one thing i want out of life is knowledge. out of all of the life we know about we are the only species that can question and think. it is my opinion that we(intelligent life) are the universes way of attempting to understand itself. and that would be a sin to waste.

 

[VTliftVT]

For me and what I love and what moves me...bc I know what I wish I could say is not something I have done...I haven't lived how I would truly want to...I have always felt pressured to live a certain way and have made too many commitments that I wish I had not which bound me into a life in which I wish many things were different...so these are the things that actually mean something to me...things i have accomplished that I never thought I would.

1) getting on stage in the best condition i have ever been in and feeling better about myself, my life, the day. celebrating the accomplishment with the girl i love who was there to support me and push me when things were tough. finding out that i can be a better person and accomplish what I do want to accomplish (thanks to a mainevent pep talk back stage). So give me a year and i'll fill in the other two....
2) ..............
3) ..............

 

[triathloncoach]

The last 3 years

Mostly have been 3 giant steps backwards. Just being honest.