Study Process Sound Familiar?

If you're working on your CPA exams, tell me if this sounds familiar

You open a new lesson in your review course and you start the video lecture

Five to ten minutes in, you realize that you've zoned out or you're just not understanding

the material, so you start the video over. Now this might happen five to ten times before you get to the point where you finish the

video and feel like you understood it. So what was supposed to be a 30 minute video ended up taking you about an hour and a half

to two hours. Then you attempt to answer some of the practice problems or the simulations, but you realize

you still don't know how to answer those problems, so you go back to watch the video

lecture again. So it's easy to see how a study plan can quickly spiral out of control

People fall behind and feel completely overwhelmed because an innocent 30 minute video lecture

turned into a three to four hour struggle that makes you question your sanity

And that's not even considering trying to master ongoing retention and then test day

strategies like time management or managing exam anxiety. Now the worst thing that can happen is that you spend months, maybe even years, with these

exams hanging around your neck. You're putting in all this hard work, you're sacrificing all your precious free time on

your nights and weekends studying for these exams, but it is just not translating on test day

My name is Nate, I run SuperfastCPA, where we help CPA candidates solve this exact issue

For example, there is a very simple five minute exercise that you can do for any new

lesson before you watch the video lecture for that lesson that will make the video then

make ten times more sense after doing this quick exercise. You'll also know exactly what you need to learn from that lesson in the same context

that you'd actually be seeing it on exam day. So just knowing this five minute exercise will save you hours on a daily basis

Now I'm going to be doing a quick little training class the next few days where I will

teach you this five minute exercise as well as several other high leverage strategies

completely for free, so click this video at any time to register for that

Now let's go back to the biggest mistake. So the number one biggest mistake is simply a lack of strategy as you execute your daily

study process. It's like trying to chop down a tree with pure brute strength without ever taking the

time to just stop and sharpen the axe, which would make the tree fall down much faster

much sooner with a lot less wasted effort. Now you can't blame people for not knowing this stuff because while the review courses

present the actual exam material, they don't teach you any of this strategy stuff

Going back to that example, most people just assume that if you don't understand a lesson

your only real tool is to just keep watching the video lecture until you do understand it

So in my CPA journey, I made this exact same mistake. I spent my first three months studying eight hours a day, very similar to the struggle

I just described, but I was working hard, I was putting in the time, yet I still went

in and failed that first section. By that time I had started my first public accounting job, so I had very limited time

to study, but when I saw FAR in person that first time, I had two distinct aha moments

or light bulbs go off as to how to study differently. So simply out of necessity, I was only spending two hours a day with my review course, but

I was studying much differently. Then I started passing sections. I ended up going four for four over just a few months

So me, with my same brain, the first three months studied eight hours a day to get one

failing score. The next three months I pass all four exams only studying two hours a day

So nothing changed with my raw IQ or my brain power. It obviously came down to the strategies I was using, how I actually studied each day

Like I said, we now help CPA candidates pass their CPA exams much more efficiently by implementing

this strategic approach, which I refer to as the Gordon Ramsey approach, because it

consists of six key ingredients. When someone is doing all six of these strategies in their study process and they're doing them

how we teach you to do them, it is honestly hard to fail

Now I mentioned I'm doing a free little training class the next few days where I will teach

you these six key ingredients and how to do them. You can apply these strategies to any review course

It doesn't matter what review course you're using. Now this training will be in webinar format over the next few days, so to learn these

strategies for free, you just need to choose one of the upcoming times and then actually

show up to the session. We don't teach this stuff for free anywhere else

Also each session, because it's a webinar, it has limited spots. So click the video now to go to the registration page and reserve your spot on one of the upcoming times

Now if you're skeptical or if you're wondering if this will work for you, you be the judge

Attend one of the sessions and if you don't have several aha moments, several light bulbs

going off as I walk you through the strategies, feel free to leave at any time

Now as I said before, these same strategies, in fact this same training, has helped thousands

of CPA candidates improve their own study process, such as Coral. So Coral had a new baby, she was extremely busy at work, and she was starting to feel

a lot of pressure at work because she'd been in the position for a few years, she'd worked

on the CPA exams, but it just wasn't coming together. She saw one of our ads just like this one, attended one of these same free trainings

she implemented the strategies, and now she's done with her CPA exams. And if it worked for me, it can work for anyone

Thank you so much for just putting this out there and basically changing my life, because

if it wasn't for that ad, I guarantee you I wouldn't be a CPA today

Or there's Ben. When it came down to it, he just did not want to sacrifice his evenings with his family

to study for the CPA exams. He came across one of these same free trainings, saw that there was a different way to still

get it done, and now he's done with his CPA exams. So yeah, I basically did that for all four tests, and I passed all four of them, I think

I started in November of 2019, and I passed my fourth test, Reg, like in February of 2020

As soon as I passed, yeah, it was like a super condensed period of time

Or there's Jade. Before she even started the study process, she looked around online to try and find a

proven study plan to follow. She saw one of these same ads, saw the same training, implemented the strategies, and

passed her exams over a few months on the first try. Sounds like you crushed the exams

Somehow, I passed all four on my first try. And you did it in two months? Yes

So, if you would like to learn these six strategies so that you can save yourself time, money

stress, and frustration by learning how to be much more efficient with your study time

click this video now, register for an upcoming session, and I will see you there