Post by Deleted on Feb 6, 2016 20:41:49 GMT
This thread isn't about my achievements! Or at least not only my achievements. Feel free to post in here about what you're proud of, whether it's something you did today or something you just want to share with us. (You can also make a new thread all for yourself, but if that's scary, just post in here!)
Nothing is too small or silly to be proud of. You don't have to follow the "I'm proud of myself because..." format either. Remember to be supportive of other members. (Did you know you can "like" posts on this forum? It's the thumbs up button in the top righthand corner. The user who made the post is notified that you "liked" it. This is a good way to encourage others!)
*** Also remember to put appropriate trigger warnings on your post. Keep this thread safe and positive! ***
I'll get us started:
Yesterday after a migraine I was feeling pretty sick and decided not to go to any house inspections myself, but I wrote a schedule for my future housemate and he inspected three houses. I'm proud of myself for getting important, time-sensitive work done even though I wasn't feeling well, and I'm also proud of myself for setting limits based on my needs and sticking to them, including asking other people to help me.
Nothing is too small or silly to be proud of. You don't have to follow the "I'm proud of myself because..." format either. Remember to be supportive of other members. (Did you know you can "like" posts on this forum? It's the thumbs up button in the top righthand corner. The user who made the post is notified that you "liked" it. This is a good way to encourage others!)
*** Also remember to put appropriate trigger warnings on your post. Keep this thread safe and positive! ***
I'll get us started:
Yesterday after a migraine I was feeling pretty sick and decided not to go to any house inspections myself, but I wrote a schedule for my future housemate and he inspected three houses. I'm proud of myself for getting important, time-sensitive work done even though I wasn't feeling well, and I'm also proud of myself for setting limits based on my needs and sticking to them, including asking other people to help me.
