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Chekhov said, any idiot can weather a crisis, it’s the day-to-day living that wears you out. I think the same is true for great achievements. It’s not a big thing, but one ought to feel proud about the small moments in which you might have helped, cared for, or done something good for others.
Being loved by my family and friends despite my personality.
Deciding what I wanted to do at 15 and, against all odds, doing it.
Turning my life around. Seeing the level of criminality I was involved with, and coming to the realisation that it was not the life that I should be leading.
Running out of options.
Shyness. It really held me back when I was younger, and I wish it hadn’t. I do a better job of not being so shy these days.
My happiest moments are when I am wild camping with my family in Scotland and cooking on a fire by a river.
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