My Proudest Achievement

My Proudest Achievement

I believe there is no such thing as a single greatest achievement in life. I believe there are good things that people can do to please themselves for a short period of time, but a single achievement cannot keep people happy forever. Life is a battle, a battle for happiness , a battle to satisfy yourself and sometimes and sometimes to satisfy those you love. My visionof a greatest achievement is to continuously challenge yourself by setting goals until the day you die. Life is like a blessing in disguise. You must not take the gift for granted; you must live it to the fullest to be happy and to do so you cannot be happy with a single achievement

Throughout my eighteen years of life, I have always done whatever I do to the best of my ability, I have achieved many goals, but I have failed in many things. I have never given up on or quit anything in my entire life. Football has always been a very important aspect of my life and Goldhill Academy has one of the top teams in Kuala Lumpur. Coming in as a freshman, I was the lightest and youngest  kid in the team at that time. Nobody took me seriously and even the coaches put me as a benchwarmer. This was not the case for me I had the desire to beat the odds and achieve. I played hard every single play as my father had taught me to do. I scored more goals then my teammates as I was playing as a right wing. I was the only freshman to start on the GoldHill team and I was proud of what I had achieved. My great performance on the field has proved the coach that I can play better. After a few years training with them , I’ve finally reached the level that I have always wanted to be, which is a state representing, Majlis Sukan Sukan Wilayah Perseketuan Kuala Lumpur (MSSWPKL) as a right winger and also a striker.

Im so proud of my achievement eventhough we lost against Sekolah Sukan Titiwangsa , but we did such a great job throughout the matches we’ve faced. Being a team captain in 3 important matches also make me feel proud. Ive got to handle my team and plans for a strategy to win the game.

That’s my proudest achievement in my entire life

Aida:

I believe that everyone has their own goals. Ones that they proudly achieved and ones that they’re still trying to complete. I for one, encountered with a few of my proudest achievements. When I was in kindergarten, I used to be a part of a theatre musical team. The title of the theatre I was in, was called “Tok Rimau”. I got to play as a feisty wolf. It was a fun and interesting experience to say. I got to meet several artists during my play and get to take pictures with them. I learnt a lot from the play and also get to make plenty of new friends.

Next, ever since primary school I have always adored cheerleaders. How pretty they always looked and how good they are at dancing. I was also amazed at how strong they are to lift one another. I have always wanted to be in a cheerleading  team, but was too scared to try due to my lack of flexibility. I never had any experiences in cheerleading, making my confidence level dropped even low. One day, I took all the courage I had and went for an audition. My adrenaline increased drastically every time we were told to do something. But thankfully it all went well and I made it to the team.

We had practice every Tuesday and Thursday. After a couple of weeks of practices, our coach instruct us to elect a team captain and co-captain. Surprisingly, everyone decided that I should be the Team captain. To say I was pleasingly surprised was an under statement. I realised that I was given a big responsibility to lead this team and took it as a challenge. Due to my zero experience in cheerleading, I was not very good at doing stunts and tumble. But after many encouragement from my coaches and endless practices, I managed to do a high jump and was strong enough to lift a stunt with my supporting team. Probably my proudest moment yet

After months of practices went by, we were mentally and physically prepared for Cheerleadin
g Competition. The competition was held at Stadium Bukit Jalil for 3 days. The pressure was so surreal and for me to be the team’s captain was even worst. Of course, there were some obstacles we had to faced but thankfully it was not serious. When it was our turn to perform on the mat, I
gave my girls one last hug and gave them some motivations to pumped up their spirit even more.

Thankfully, we accomplished our routine perfectly and we were proud of one another. Then, it was time for us to wait for the winners announcement. We all had butterflies in our tummy and our hands were iced cold. The stirring feel in my tummy was indescribable. I felt like vomiting due to the crazy amount of nervousness. At last, they announced. “4^th place, goes to Xavier Intermediate Team!” Our team won! I was on cloud 9! I could not brain the fact that they announced that we won. I cried tears of joy. I was so proud of my team and also with myself. It was my very first time to join a cheerleading team and I managed to lead them to success. It was an unforgettable experience. We made our school proud and I could not be more thankful.

-AH

There were so many achievements that i've achieved throughout my 19 years of living. For example, to be in advertisements, to have my face on a billboard, got first place for bowling competition, received an award for best English from UITM, Jengka, Pahang, to travel around the world, entered the best school in Malaysia and so much more!

(Shooting for Dutchlady advertisement)

(Cadbury billboard in Bangsar)



But those are not my proudest achievements. My proudest achievement is that i actually confronted my parents about me having a boyfriend.

It all started in June when i entered UITM, Pahang. I had no problem staying away
 from my parents because i'm used to it ever since 2011. I got into Uitm Pahang and i had to deal with long-distance relationship with my boyfriend, H. I hated the fact because it was not easy to see him like how it used to be. So, i told H to come over and bring me back to Kuala Lumpur. He did. He drove all the way from Kuala Lumpur to Pahang and fetched me. Then we went for movies and bowling practices. 


There was this one time, i got back to Kuala Lumpur without telling my parents and i 
stayed over my friend's place. That night, we went out for movies. So when i got back home, the next two days ((Pretending as if i was from Pahang)), my mother found movie tickets in my purse!!!!! I was so scared to death so i lied and i told her that i was keeping it for my friend. She started calling my friends to check whether i'm being honest or not. My friends told her that i was lying :)

Scared to death was the only thing i could ever remember. My boyfriend texted my mom and he apologized for everything. My mom told him to come over for dinner on 3rd September 2016 at IOI City Mall, Putrajaya. Ever since my boyfriend got invited for dinner, we kept on counting days because we were so nervous and had no idea of what was going to happen. 

That night, we had dinner and my dad interrogated H. I WAS SCREAMING AND YELLING FOR GOD'S FORGIVENESS INSIDE ME. SCARED. 

Finished our dinner and i was so relieved that i was just overreacting because everything 
went perfectly well!!!
Yeay! Approved. So, i've learned my lesson that no matter what, never lie to your parents because they can always 
have instincts. 

xoxo, Natasha Norman.

RAHMAD

  Everybody has done something about which they are proud, whether it be winning a competition, sacrificing their time to help others, or achieving a personal goal. When I was 12 years old, I have represented the school hockey team. That was my first time represented as a hockey player for my school. My school has participated in the hockey competition. The best thing ever had in my life was won the tournament. At the same time, I was selected to join the Gombak Hockey Team. But, my team was defeated in the quarter-final against Klang Hockey Team. I thought that I can play for the next level, play for state hockey team. But, on that time, luck was on my side. My coach told me that I was selected to join the state hockey team. I feel very surprised because that was my first time played hockey and on that time I have represented Selangor Hockey Team even we lost on that time. It is very meaningful to me.

 Next, when I was in primary school, I have represented for my handball school team. We have trained for three months. We have a lot of memories training together. Even raining,we still training as usual. When the tournament day has come, our team has been prepared to start a game. We try our best to win the tournament but only get third place. But it still a proudest achievement to me because we had a lot of memory training together for three months. So even we got third place in that tournament, we still happy because memories that we had are the proudest achievement ever.

 Further, I got 24.7k views on my instagram’s video. That was my first time have that 
much views. I do not know why my instagram’s video got a lot of views. Its happen when I woke up from sleep. I feel so surprised because I never expect that much views. All my friends said “ what you have done Rahmad”. I can not answer their question because I do not know why. Some of my friend said its was trending on discover, so many people watch that video. That was insane.

 All of my proudest achievement was motivated me to make a new proudest achievement in future. Its not easy to achieve an achievement if you are not fight for it.

LAMBAT SIKIT JE MISS

HAZIQ

My Proudest Achievement

Everyone have their own proudest achievement . My proudest achievement is I have been promoted by Polis Di Raja Malaysia (PDRM) as Sergeant when I was in high school. I have participated in many camps to improve my confident, leadership skill and discipline.

         The activity that boost my confident is overcoming obstacles. The obstacles includes shooting competition and marching. In the shooting competition, they brought me to the shooting range to test my abilities to handle a rifle which is M16. I manage to get the high score in that competitio. I did not expect that I will be that good. And so they keep an eyes on me.

     Next, I’ve been involved with marching which is important in police. I’ve been promoted as Sergeant based on my abilities to receive a command and a good marcher. The marching is important because it want make you become more discipline and listen to the command. My squad have won the district competition in marching.

    Then, I’ve invited to the Polis Di Raja Malaysia (PDRM)’s 45th anniversary at Pulapol Jalan Semarak. There was many police cadet from different school and district get involve in the marching anniversary. We have been escorted from the school until we arrive at the place. Its been an honour to be escorted like that.

        As a conclusion, that was my proudest achievement. I’m proud to be a Sergeant in my school’s Kadet Polis. There’s a lot more of my proudest achievement but this the one of the thing that I will never forget. And I intended to tell my grandchildren how proud I am.

SORRY LAMBAT MISS :) 




NADIA ROSLYNNA 

My greatest achievement are my greatest failures in life.

"When you make a mistake, don't look back at it long. Take the reason of the thing into your mind and then look forward. Mistakes are lessons of wisdom. The past cannot be changed. The future is yet in your power." -Hugh White.

My greatest achievement in life is undoubtedly my greatest failures in life. To "learn from your own mistakes" is a quote by which I have lived all my life and will continue to live by. All my life, I, like all other humans, have made mistakes. However, unlike others, I have squeezed through these huge walls of mistakes and have come out as a reformed individual, with a positive outlook on life. They say that experience is the best teacher; and what better way to get experience than from your own mistakes. May it be in terms of academics, self-reform, or even in helping others, I have made mistakes; but have never let them overpower my confidence and perseverance to succeed in life.

It is rightfully said that mistakes are the stepping stones for success; and in my past, I have made countless mistakes, and thus I assume that I am on the right path. My biggest mistakes in life can most probably be related to my love for taking risks. The desire to do off-the-beaten-path things takes away my fear of failure and let me take the risks without thinking about the outcome. I have always tried to remain consistent throughout my entire academic life, but I was just too lazy. By this I mean to say that, like other, I too had many distractions which interfered in my path to becoming a well-rounded individual; and although, in some cases, these distractions achieved their goals, they could not stop me from achieving mine. Just like when you are learning to ride a bike, you fall down countless number of times, but each time you do, you get better and better, as is the case with life; you make countless mistakes, and each time you do, you learn a new lesson of life.

The road to success has many cracks, each ready to make you stumble and lose hope; but it is your self-determination and perseverance which ultimately becomes the driving force that lets you recover from your fall and mend the road ahead so that you may have less stumbles on your way.