Achievement Moment
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An Achievement Moment is a personal moment that reflects a person's progress.
- Context:
- It can (typically) be presaged by an Ambition.
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- It can range from being a small, personal victory, such as mastering a new hobby, to a widely recognized accomplishment like receiving an award in a professional field.
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- It can be shaped by cultural or societal expectations, where certain achievements carry more weight due to how they are valued by the community or society at large.
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- Example(s):
- A Professional Promotion being promoted to an executive role, which reflects the cultural ideals of success in a corporate environment.
- A Renowned Artist receiving a prestigious award, which reflects the societal value placed on creativity and artistic expression.
- A NASA Facilities Cleaner contributing to the launch of Apollo 11, marking their dedication to a historic achievement.
- A Young Activist participating in civil disobedience that leads to social change, contributing to a broader movement.
- A High School Graduate with learning difficulties successfully graduating, overcoming personal challenges.
- An Amateur Athlete completing their first marathon, achieving a long-term personal fitness goal.
- A Recovering Addict celebrating one year of sobriety, marking a significant personal transformation.
- A Small Business Owner turning a profit for the first time after years of perseverance, achieving financial stability.
- A Scientist publishing a groundbreaking research paper, contributing to the advancement of knowledge in their field.
- A Parent witnessing their child's first steps or words, recognizing a major developmental milestone.
- A Volunteer being recognized for long-term commitment to a charitable cause, highlighting the value of community service.
- An Individual from a Disadvantaged Background becoming the first in their family to earn a college degree, breaking generational barriers.
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- Counter-Example(s):
- A Routine Moment like washing dishes, which lacks personal growth or a significant sense of achievement.
- A Windfall Moment from winning the lottery, as it reflects luck rather than personal effort or ambition.
- A Shared Celebration Moment where success is collective, and individual progress is not the focus.
- A Mechanical Moment when a machine completes a task, lacking personal effort or reflective accomplishment.
- A Habitual Moment like brushing teeth daily, which, though routine, does not signify personal progress or growth.
- See: Societal Expectations, Personal Fulfillment, External Validation, Cultural Tropes, Achievement (Video Gaming), Achievement (Heraldry).
References
2017
- (Wikipedia, 2017) ⇒ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/achievement Retrieved:2017-3-12.
- Achievement may refer to:
- Achievement (heraldry) or coat of arms, a design belonging to a particular person or group of people
- Achievement (video gaming), a system of meta-goals defined outside a video or computer game's narrative or direct challenge structure
- Achievement may refer to: