Not really a milestone, but I've been able to somewhat relatively stick to programming a side project. After many ideas, and much anger. I've started working on a little project. Somehow it came together. Using react and python, and it's a cryptocurrency app. This is big because it's the first time where I don't feel the stress, anxiety, or rush. It's just doing it for the sake of doing it. There is potential, but I seem to be going with the flow and it feels good.
Congrats! I've been working on a personal project now for a couple months that I originally conceived 2 years ago. It is still difficult to stick with but it is getting easier the more progress I make.
Ran my first marathon! 10 weeks training, 0 injuries, had a fun Sunday morning jaunt around San Francisco.
That sounds great. An inspiration for some who spend most of the time on devices.
Not sure if this would qualify, but last weekend started teaching swimming for my 2year old. He enjoyed it the most and learnt to move in water (with float) albeit short distance on his own. I learnt swimming when I was 23 and even now freak out when I'm in water. Proud moment for me as his teacher.
Contributed to Anarki.
Nothing great mind you, not even good, but it's my first practical experience working with a Lisp.