Achievement- What does it mean to you?

Hi all, 
          I hope that everyone is well and I would like to thank you for taking the time to read this post. I would like to please make clear this is based on opinion. The word 'achievement' by definition means 'a thing done successfully with effort, courage or skill' and 'The process or fact of achieving something'. In recent weeks I have been reflecting what 'achievement' actually means. 
In my opinion, we live in a society whereby achievement has to be something amazing, on a large scale, and to an extent something that very few people do, something that sets them apart from the rest for example buying a house or winning a gold medal at the Olympics. Now, please don't get me wrong, I agree, these are achievements and they absolutely deserve celebrating and acknowledging, however, how often do we, as a society, take the time to celebrate achievements that aren't deemed important enough to be acknowledged. In my opinion, it's often why many people feel that they are not good enough because they are not meeting those expected achievements. However, they absolutely are because achievement, in my opinion, is something uniquely individual. We all achieve, for some it will be getting the dream job, for others it will be achieving their degrees but for others it will be getting up out of bed or doing their physio each day. Achievement has been described to me as 'a gift to ourselves' and it is not for others to decide, it's for us and us alone, I couldn't agree more. 
Please, if you feel you would like too, describe what achievement means to you?
I hope this makes sense and thank you for reading. 
Thank you.