Keep a List of Achievements to Remind Yourself You Aren’t a Complete Loser

Achievements are subjective and so is being a loser

Kevin Lee
3 min readOct 12, 2020
Photo by Giorgio Trovato on Unsplash

At some point in your life, you’ve accomplished something that you set out to.

When we aren’t getting the results we want, we need to remember the person we are capable of being. We need to restore faith in ourselves.

Write down your achievements. Print out a photo. Display your trophies and certificates. Have some sort of easily visible and accessible memento of your successes.

If you are someone that experiences self doubt, it helps to give yourself a not so subtle reminder of your accomplishments and abilities.

Even if you don’t keep a physical reminder, it’s useful to keep a list in your head.

It certainly helps me.

Symbolism over Grandeur

Perhaps you played a role in a winning sports team. Maybe you did quite well academically. Maybe you got a promotion in recognition of your hard work and leadership skills. Or maybe you finally reached a certain level in World of Warcraft.

It doesn’t matter what the achievement is, what matters most is the symbolism of achievement.

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Kevin Lee
Kevin Lee

Written by Kevin Lee

Fascinated by people and how they choose to live their lives. Writing to provide another perspective.