Just doing my main job that pays a salary, somehow time flied and it's mid-Feburuary now!
I should have to focus on USCPA things, but no progress at all so far as always. I couldn't get any credit yet. I set a moring time for studying USCPA things but It hasn't worked yet. However, I can't study at night because too exhauted. Now I read some time management book, they say focusing on most important thing first. To me, it is obviously USCPA, that's why I set it on morning that a day starts.
This study involves a lot of memorization, so it might be taxing on my brain and making it resist. I understand because nowadays every services have nice UX. It means less burden and less stress for users, and we get used it enough. Yes, there are a lot of excuses. They don't change the reality I face. Everyone who successed overcame it.
Just do it.
One more thing I need to mention today is that I gave up to take an online graduate course for IT engineering due to misunderstand. I thought the school I tried to apply
has online course delivered by English and starts at September, but the online course starts at April only and delivered in Japanese. As you know, current my priority is USCPA until at least October (my initial schedule, and of course it already behind it). It won't work at April. So I decided to skip it this year anyway. There are other reasons but no time for today.
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Just doing my main job that pays a salary, somehow time flew and it's mid-February now!
I should be focusing on USCPA studies, but so far, there’s been no progress. I haven’t earned any credits yet. I set aside morning time for studying USCPA topics, but it hasn’t worked out. On the other hand, I can’t study at night because I'm too exhausted. I’ve been reading some time management books and they all emphasize focusing on the most important thing first. For me, it’s clearly the USCPA, which is why I scheduled my study time for the morning, at the start of the day.
This study involves a lot of memorization, which might be taxing on my brain and making it resist. I understand because nowadays, every service has a nice UX. It means less burden and less stress for users, and we get used to it enough. Yes, there are a lot of excuses. They don't change the reality I face. Everyone who succeeded overcame it.
Just do it.
One more thing I need to mention today is that I gave up on taking an online graduate course for IT engineering due to a misunderstanding. I thought the school I tried to apply to had an online course delivered in English and starting in September, but it starts in April and is delivered in Japanese. As you know, my current priority is the USCPA until at least October (my initial schedule, which is already behind). It won’t work in April. So I decided to skip it this year anyway. There are other reasons but no time to explain them today.
