Scores out in 10 days!!!!
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cjones65 Wrote:
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Then, I elaborate on the
> benefits preparedness in all aspects of life-
> connecting the sustenance of familiarity with the
> curriculum subject matter to a sense of self-duty-
> and how ongoing preparations can contribute to
> mental alertness and moral strength, as well as
> overall competence, readiness, and well-being.
that is very zen-like !!!
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Then, I elaborate on the
> benefits preparedness in all aspects of life-
> connecting the sustenance of familiarity with the
> curriculum subject matter to a sense of self-duty-
> and how ongoing preparations can contribute to
> mental alertness and moral strength, as well as
> overall competence, readiness, and well-being.
that is very zen-like !!!
aks2010 wrote:
> that is very zen-like !!!
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Zen-Buddhist version of the Candidate Preparation Toolkit:
Devoting 10-15 hours per week for 18 weeks, repeat the following exercise for 250-300 hours.
Close your eyes, relax, and clear your thoughts. With as much detail as possible, picture yourself sitting at your computer; it's Tuesday morning- 9:00am. You open the CFAI candidate login page. After entering your username and password, make your way to the following URL: http://www.cfainstitute.org/RGu38t/View/resultletterform.aspx, and take a deep breath. As the information loads, you are calm, and after a pause, you see your results: PASS. Repeat.
If we could get enough people to seriously use this method instead of the curriculum, then we could probably lower the MPS by at least a point or two. Four days and a wake-up.
> that is very zen-like !!!
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Zen-Buddhist version of the Candidate Preparation Toolkit:
Devoting 10-15 hours per week for 18 weeks, repeat the following exercise for 250-300 hours.
Close your eyes, relax, and clear your thoughts. With as much detail as possible, picture yourself sitting at your computer; it's Tuesday morning- 9:00am. You open the CFAI candidate login page. After entering your username and password, make your way to the following URL: http://www.cfainstitute.org/RGu38t/View/resultletterform.aspx, and take a deep breath. As the information loads, you are calm, and after a pause, you see your results: PASS. Repeat.
If we could get enough people to seriously use this method instead of the curriculum, then we could probably lower the MPS by at least a point or two. Four days and a wake-up.
i have gone through this exact thing before with the CFP. they take 6-8 weeks to grade the scantron and "set the curve" so to say. then on the day they release the results, their website is bombarded.
i found out at work the first time i failed and actually was so upset that i just left and took a bottle of crown to the dome. then the next week i was back at it and passed my second time around.
if i fail i will likely do the same thing. take a bottle to the dome and hop right back on that saddle.
good luck to everyone and i will also change my name if i fail.. ha haaaa jk
i found out at work the first time i failed and actually was so upset that i just left and took a bottle of crown to the dome. then the next week i was back at it and passed my second time around.
if i fail i will likely do the same thing. take a bottle to the dome and hop right back on that saddle.
good luck to everyone and i will also change my name if i fail.. ha haaaa jk
SkyinBrian521
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- Jun 18, 2026
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kellyfio Wrote:
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> I agree Amberpower--I've had a knot in my stomach
> for a good week now.
>
> I've told my boss and my husband that I'm using
> code (because I know I'll hate to admit that I
> failed)
>
> Champaign
> Champaign of beers
>
>
> Now I'm nervous again.
Let me guess...a U of I grad?
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> I agree Amberpower--I've had a knot in my stomach
> for a good week now.
>
> I've told my boss and my husband that I'm using
> code (because I know I'll hate to admit that I
> failed)
>
> Champaign
> Champaign of beers
>
>
> Now I'm nervous again.
Let me guess...a U of I grad?
erickevin72
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- Jun 18, 2026
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5 DAYS
Wow!
I'm amazed that you guys have been active all this time! I thought i'd give myself some vacations after the exam and just not think about it...
The thing is i'm starting to feel very anxious now that results are approaching, so i guess i needed to see some fellow stressed candidates
Anyway, thnx for making me see i'm not the only one feeling this way and good luck. Let's hope this forum had some positive effect on us!
I'm amazed that you guys have been active all this time! I thought i'd give myself some vacations after the exam and just not think about it...
The thing is i'm starting to feel very anxious now that results are approaching, so i guess i needed to see some fellow stressed candidates
Anyway, thnx for making me see i'm not the only one feeling this way and good luck. Let's hope this forum had some positive effect on us!
EMRA32 Wrote:
> I shouldve came up with a better excuse as to why
> i coldnt hang out with my friends in the weekend.
> I wouldve accepted an intense addiction to adult
> movies over "studying for the CFA exam."
>
> Now everyone knows! and everyone keeps asking!
Which is why I only told just two close friends about this!!!
> I shouldve came up with a better excuse as to why
> i coldnt hang out with my friends in the weekend.
> I wouldve accepted an intense addiction to adult
> movies over "studying for the CFA exam."
>
> Now everyone knows! and everyone keeps asking!
Which is why I only told just two close friends about this!!!
amberpower
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- Jun 18, 2026
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Gameday, that is funny. Did you even have to study much?
amberpower
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Univ. of Illinois is in Champaign IL. They party something fierce down there.