Sacred wisdom for CA/CS/CMA students - Key success factors



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Navigating the demanding CA/CS/CMA courses requires more than just academic effort. This article highlights the importance of ignoring negativity, understanding that success is personal and dynamic, and continuously developing your skills beyond the initial qualification. True motivation comes from within, and clear priorities prevent distraction, ensuring you can translate your informed decisions into significant achievements.

1. In this information technology oriented world, thanks to social media and internet, we are literally living in the world of information bombarding. It's natural for us to hear some negative comments about our profession/our study course such as tough standards, lengthy syllabus, multiple attempts, struggle in practice or employment etc etc. Just lend a deaf ear to these kind of negative people and stay away from them. Don't ever think of wasting your time in confronting with these people. 

Just hold on to your decision, your belief and rest assured these people will shut their mouths once you become qualified and successful.

2. Degree is not a measure of your success. Your success is personalized, it's your own personal assessment what do you think of your self. Degree is static while a human being who possess that degree is dynamic.

Success Factors for CA/CS/CMA Students   Sacred Wisdom

3. The focus is on yourself even if you are qualified. You need to keep on going, keep working, keep developing and updating yourself. Your degree is just a milestone.

4. More than the degree what matters is what do you do with that degree. Scale of your success depends upon the achievement of yourself.

5. If you are naturally inspired from within, nobody and nothing can stop you, you won't need external inspiration or motivation.

6. If your priorities are clear you are not likely to be distracted. You are distracted only when your priorities are not put in place.

 

7. Your second option can be your best option who knows. so never underestimate your self and your decision. You have all the power within yourself to translate your decision and choice to great success provided you have made well informed decision because what is right for others may not be right for you.

8. Don't shy away from learning and developing yourself. Investment in yourself is the best investment.

9. Judge yourself not because of circumstances but because of your own nerves and steely resolve. 

10. Take responsibility for your decision and choices. Take charge of your own life. Don't go by the opinion of others that you are good at this and not good at that. Make your own conscious decision of your abilities.

 

11. Last but not the least, always remember that human life is precious. Dont' sit on your laurels but at the same time don't ignore your smallest of achievements. List down all your achievements so far, and be proud of them, reward yourself at least with a pat on the back. Your achievements may not be big but they are not smaller either. Every human being is special and life is precious.

FAQ :

Students should ignore negative comments about their profession or study course and stay away from such people. They should hold onto their decision and belief, as success will eventually silence critics.

No, a degree is not the measure of success. Success is a personal assessment, and while a degree is static, the individual possessing it is dynamic and needs to continue developing.

Even after qualification, professionals must keep working, developing, and updating themselves. The degree is merely a milestone, and what truly matters is how one utilises that qualification.

True motivation comes from within. If students are naturally inspired, external motivation or inspiration is not needed.

Distractions are minimised when priorities are clear. Students are likely to be distracted only when their priorities are not well-defined.

The best investment a student can make is in themselves, through learning and self-development.




About the Author

M Com FCS LLB M-AIMA

M.Com., FCS, LLB, M-AIMA, enrolled GST practitioner and tax consultantfrom Rajasthan having 12 years of experience in the field of income tax, GST and corporate law matters.

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