ABOUT THIS EPISODE
One of the biggest mistakes CPA candidates make is assuming their study plan is fixed.
If your review course schedule doesn't fit your work, family, and responsibilities, the answer isn't to keep forcing it. The answer is to change the plan.
In this episode, I explain why consistency matters more than speed, why it's okay to cut your daily goals in half (or half again), and why the best study plan isn't the most ambitious one. It's the one you can actually follow for months.
A habit must be established before it can be expanded.
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