[Wrizz]

What could you not do a year ago, that you are now capable of doing? did you strive to become capable or did it just passively happen?

[mothered]

To be honest, I don't recall exactly what I was doing a year ago and It's progression to date.

Pertaining to my computing, It's second nature hence all developments are somewhat unnoticed.

[Vultra]

A year ago, I couldn't drive but now, I can and so, nothing else since, I'm capable of doing anything.

[skrtja]

I couldn't workout a year ago properly. I can now. Something I'm proud of. Also I improved my grades.

[chesterbeatdeath]

Fit in size 32 pants and stay awake a good portion of the day.
Removing life-destroying psych meds can really perk things up and bring the motivation back out.

[Boudica]

There's a lot of things I wish I was able to do. I'm still improving on my artwork, though I wouldn't say there's anything I couldn't do before per se. Just more, it looks better and I have more ideas? I'm in a bit of a career hiatus, so who knows what'll happen next year!

Fit in size 32 pants and stay awake a good portion of the day.
Removing life-destroying psych meds can really perk things up and bring the motivation back out.

That's some seriously crazy changes. Nice to hear!

To be honest, I don't recall exactly what I was doing a year ago and It's progression to date.

Pertaining to my computing, It's second nature hence all developments are somewhat unnoticed.

I feel like it's similar with my art. Some developments happen more organically, especially when it's something you've been doing a long time. Perhaps it's different with things that are totally new, like passing your driving test.

[ncmxracer]

Progress is something that takes time
Sometimes more than a year