CA Anurag Sharma
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First of all, thank you for all the love you lovely people have showered on my articles and special thanks to CAclubindia for giving me a platform to interact with so many wonderful people. Recently I re-shared my article, Becoming CA even after 20 attempts is still better than not becoming a CA.
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FAQ :
The main message is that you should either be fully committed to your goals, ignoring all obstacles and doubts, or quit if the goal doesn't truly align with your aspirations and bring you happiness.
Clarity of mind is important because it means you are certain about your goals. If you have doubts, you are likely to waste precious time, whereas if you are clear, you can pursue your goal with unwavering dedication.
No, the article suggests that quitting is not necessarily a failure. If a path doesn't bring you happiness or isn't your true goal, quitting allows you to find something that does, which is better than pursuing something without genuine desire.
The article suggests that true commitment to a goal should lead to enjoyment and happiness, much like spending time with someone you love. Forcing yourself into a career or goal you don't truly want will not bring happiness.
The author believes that if becoming a CA is your true goal, then even multiple attempts and failures should not deter you; commitment means seeing it through. However, this absolute commitment is only advised if it is genuinely your goal.
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