Answer:
Here you go, this is an example of how I would do it:
There have been many things that have happened in my life and that I can identify as achieved goals and achievements. Even from my own failures I consider that goals have been reached, thanks to my capacity to learn from them.
So, first, I would say that one of my biggest accomplishments has been my capacity to adapt easily to always changing situations. For example, I had to move as a child from my native country, leave my family and friends behind, to live in a new country. The fact that I was successful, and that I lived that experience without negative effects, is to me, a great feat.
Second, the people who most helped me to adapt to these transitions were my parents and siblings. No one has been as important to me, unless I count my belief in God. They did this by always being there for me, supporting me in all my choices, and most importantly, by lending me an ear to hear me, and a shoulder to cry on, when I needed.
Third, yes, there were many people who did not believe in me, starting with my own self. All the time they would say I was crazy for seeing failures as accomplishments and for setting up the goals that I had set, which were seen as too small for the modern world. I simply did not answer these people; I showed them with example, that even the simplest goals can be huge because they transform your life and that of others.
