My Dream, My Future

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 When I was a kid, I have known what I want to do with my life. I want to become a professional accountant. Numbers have always fascinated me, the way they tell me the story of a business. My dream is not to have a title, but to master a skill that genuinely contributes to the finance and to the people.

 To achieve this dream, I am taking concrete and solid steps every single day. I am reaching for a degree in Accounting and Finance, where I build a foundation in financial reporting, and auditing. Beyond my studies, I allocate my time each week to solve and practice problems, reading financial news, and develop my skills in accounting software. Additionally, I am seeking OJT opportunities so that I can gain genuine experience and understand how accounting are applied in actual business environments.

 I am fully aware that the path ahead will not always be easy. There will be challenging exams, complex concepts to master, and moments when self-doubt creeps me in. However, I believe that persistence and a genuine passion for what I do will carry me through the difficult times. I am encourage by my peers who inspire me to push even further, and one day I am sitting across with a client, helping them make informed about their financial decisions. My dream of becoming an accountant is not a fantasy, it is a goal that I am putting efforts on, and I am certain that my future will reflect the effort I am putting in today.




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