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In all honesty BTS have turned my life upside down…..It was almost a year ago in 2017 where I was first introduced to them, at first I thought they were a bunch of overhyped, unworthy irrelevant k-pop group. However as I got more in depth and started listening to their music (through the Jimmy kimmel live series where they performed and the Ellen show) I started to look at their background and who they were etc and I came across this one guy, he was very distinctive compared to the rest he didn’t show any defection or any sentimentality towards others, and later I learned he used to ( and still might do) suffer with depression. His name is Suga. The reason he grabbed my attention was because I felt I could relate to him as I suffered with depression and social anxiety for about 3 years to the point where I almost killed myself that I was so unhappy. Later on I started listening to previous albums ( I didn’t like the ones pre 2015 they were a bit too mysoginistic or very teenager-ish boy type of things) but near towards the era of BST I realised how amazing they were, I love jimins distinctive, height pitched raspy voice and amazing dance, V’s amazing deep voice which can sometimes contrast and sound so amazing, how versatile jungkook is with his voice and dance, Jin’s AMAZING voice due to how he hits so many high notes that others can’t and the way he sings is very very good, (in my opinion although suga is my favourite, Jin has the best voice I think or jimin) RM’s nice fast rap which sounds so satisfying, How j-Jope’s voice sounds so auto tuned yet it’s not because that’s how good he sounds, and suga is just suga he’s so amazing and he’s one of the reasons I’m still alive today, his life story and the way he lives in terms of how he treats the other members just how he doesn’t look at em when he passes water bottles, how he rarely compliments them or shows any fondness or intimacy like jimin does or how much of an outcast he is. It reminds me off me a lot; he has other qualities like I do but I don’t need to list ‘em all. Overall I love BTS’s overall message of self love and everything and i dont know why to be honest I mean a fair amount of their fan base can’t even understand what they’re saying because it’s in Korean but it’s just as if they’ve put something In they music to hypnotise fans in a differnt kind of way or just once you fully get a thorough insight on their lyrics once they’re translated you can fully see how positive they are. Everyday I feel happy now more or so and every time people try to make fun of me in some way I ignore the hate and I either laugh or retaliate or I just let them think they’re gettin on my nerves Cos they enjoy it but it doesn’t affect me anymore because of BTS. It’s comung up to a year anniversary of when I first was introduced to them and I’m happy; Over this past year I’ve watched so many videos of BTS, bought merch of theirs as well as previous clothes I’ve seen them wear, mainly suga, saved so many BTS clips on insta and my camera roll, it’s completely full, I’ve got lock and home screen dedicated to them and I watch all their Vlives, Run BTS and Bon voyage. I owe so much to them as they’ve saved me from having so much doubt and anxiety towards myself or feeling inferior or degraded to the point where no one actually can get inside my head to the point where I’ll feel depressed. one day I hope to meet them all especially Min Suga and Kim seokjin as I have so much to ask, with the help of RM the amazing and intellectual wise human being he is and truly deserves to be.Sorry for the long rant but you man asked for it innit so I had to give you a thorough description of how they’ve affected me

My suggestion are for the CPA exam as a whole, not just REG. If you have already passed the other parts, congrats. I am a CPA. I passed all 4 parts of the exam on my first try and got through all 4 parts in about 8 months while working full-time.I’m by no means super smart or anything like that. I just put in the time to study. Everything else took a back seat to my studying, except for work of course.If you are using a study guide other than Becker, get Becker. Becker is the best study guide available. The investment might cost more upfront, but the return on that investment is passing the exam with fewer attempts. There were other people I worked with that were using other study guides (Wiley, Rogers, etc) that struggled to get through the exams.Get note cards and make your own flash cards. For each exam, I ended up making about 100–125 of my own flash cards. I was always reviewing them. By exam day, I was only reviewing make 10 or so because I was comfortable with the other 100 or so cards.If you get a study question wrong, make sure you know why. If you get a study question correct, look at the explanations for the incorrect answers. This information is often times just as important as why the correct answer is correct. Hopefully that makes sense.Set a schedule and stick to it. The CPA exam is a test of endurance. The material you are looking at is really nothing new if you took the right classes in college. You have to be able to stick to your schedule to cover all of the material, but also spend extra time on topics that might be tougher.If you have a coworker or friend studying REG, keep your personal studying separate from them if you can, but work together on problem questions and concepts. One of the best ways I ever learned the various CPA topics was in explaining them to others. I was an accounting tutor for several years after college and only recently stopped, once I got into the tax business.Good luck!