AuthorTopic: Reasons for taking CFA
Jennifer
@2010-08-01 12:49:13
I took CFA as my anti-depression . (I was depressed by my work and relationship with others.)

It worked very well in March and April and May. I did feel less depressed than before. I became a paid member of analystnotes web site and I passed level I.

I will sit for level II next year and havn't started the readings yet. And I just feel depressed again.

(During the time of being depressed, I just try to do something constructive to occupy myself.)

Anyone out there has the same reason as mine?

As it's not a joke, i would appreciate your no-joke reply. Thanks
belle
@2010-09-08 04:43:55
Good reasons! :) And Good luck!
belle
@2010-09-12 07:25:51
I agree with both of you. :) I'd like to know whether CFA is very very difficult for a person whose first language is not English?
luvo1
@2010-11-18 09:00:26
No it is not. You just gotta understand the concepts.
tim2
@2011-04-04 16:34:24
There's other stuff against depression out there. I'm reading Srikuam Rao's book at the moment which is upbeat if slightly woo woo in places. + much other literature
BobLoblaw
@2018-12-18 06:38:23
The Adventures of Bob & Doug McKenzie: Strange Brew

CFA Discussion Topic: Reasons for taking CFA

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I am using your study notes and I know of at least 5 other friends of mine who used it and passed the exam last Dec. Keep up your great work!
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