What are you proud of professionally?

I'm still young, and I've yet to have a "career", so to speak, so really, not much.

If I had to list a couple of things I'm proud of in the work related field, though, I suppose the following would count for something...

-I've worked at the same job off and on for seven years - through much of high school, into college during my summers, and breaks. After graduating last May, they took me back, and eventually gave me the only full time position. I manage the place, and it's a sufficient job to hold while I continue to look for a career. In this economy, I'm glad to have it.

-While in my final semester at school, I was the student manager of our radio station. Though it's a college market station, we were run like a commercial station with distinct positions, etc. In fact, we were (and still are) the number two alternative rock station in the central and northern part of the state. I was primarily in charge of delegating and coordinating public events, staffing them with other students, and my favorite part of the job, music selection. I got to shape the sound of the station for about a year and a half and I loved it. Needless to say, I get to take credit for being one of the first people in the country to put Imagine Dragons' "It's Time" on the radio. They sent us an advance EP containing 3 or 4 songs from their upcoming album, and I put "It's Time" into rotation. We received a letter from the band and their management thanking us for being the one of the first ten stations in the country to add their song. Months later, the song blew up. To this day, I have people from the area tell me that they miss the influence I had on the station. I was also one of the only student managers ever in the station's pretty illustrious history to book and execute an interview with a "major" artist - Max Bemis of Say Anything.

I had a ton of fun doing it, and while it was all unpaid experience in the long run, it felt like a full time job.

Also, while not necessarily professional, I was responsible for booking one of the largest local rock shows in the state's history. I put together a bill of five of the state's biggest bands in the scene at the time, and drew about 1,000 kids. It was incredible.

I'm pretty happy about my career and the fact I've been doing it since I was 21.

Making it through boot camp, 2 good conduct awards (given every 3 years of completing service without getting in trouble) and my Coast Guard Commandant Letter of Commendation.

I'm proud that I stuck to my guns years ago and fought for what I knew I deserved.

I support myself and pay all of my bills without a conventional 9-5 job. I've built my own successful business from nothing.

Dude, I wish! I'd be way cooler if I was!

I'm 25 now and have done some cool things.

I can say that there has been a band where I was a huge fan, had their CDs and posters and paid to go to concerts and eventually I met someone in he band and ended up being their lead singer for years and recording my own original music with their guitarist. The band is seven witches not mainstream but hard core metal fans often admire them.

I've sand a Judas priest song with the lead guitarist of halfords solo band. Kinda sick that this guy toured every night with halford singing priest songs and I got to cover some priest songs with the guy.

I have played dozens of sold out concerts to audiences of 2 to 3 thousand per gig.

Before stopping karate I was a top competitor in new jersey and one of only a handful of teenagers ever in new jersey to become a fifth degree black belt.

Banged a chick who dated nick carter of the backstreet boys for five years. Not to brag because I just got purely lucky but this girl is one of the hottest actual supermodel types you would ever see. Not professional but this likely occurs because of my profession lol

On a very different note I'm proud to be a teacher with a psych bachelors and I love teaching kids and helping them often pass classes.

I've flipped a lot of bars in the Chicago area. Pretty much like what you see on Bar Rescue but not to that extreme. I can pretty much go into any bar and drink free all night and take home the hottest girls in the place. I live in a nice three bedroom apartment in the Gold Coast of Chicago, I am buying a new Mustang convertible in the next few weeks, it's too damn cold now to have one. I have plenty of money that I don't worry about spending $4.45 on gas.

I've done TV, films, stage, stand up, I've done recordings, sang with bands, traveled pretty much everywhere I have ever wanted to go, I have amazing friends and girls I can call anytime I want for some "fun". I do the best drugs and drink top shelf, and never have to pay. I'm a rockstar baby!!!

Passing my PGA playing ability test (PAT). Its a 36 hole, one day tournament where you have to shoot a qualifying score before you are allowed to enroll into Professional Golf Management at a college or before begiining a PGA apprenticeship, to become a Class A PGA Pro. You have to do this even if you played golf in college or mini tours; to kind of prove that you can play before you take the classes necessary to becoming a head or teaching pro at a course/club. It was my second try and a month after I got married, so I was in a very good place. I'm a good player and played in college, but not good enough to compete week after week on the PGA Tour obv. I'm an Assistant Golf Pro now and will be a head pro soon.