How does the CA course affects your environment positively

We have all been through the rigours of pursuing CA and we know how tough it is to handle various situations which need us to push our limits beyond our capabilities.

We can put forward several such examples to prove it like studying late night hours(burning the midnight oil),being dedicated to our task and putting all our efforts all throughout to clear the exams in the very next attempt,not getting time to have fun with friends and having a monotonous approach in life to achieve one goal to become a CA one day, sacrificing the best phase of our life and missing out on several family functions and festivals etc. The list is endless.

But, with all these we also start to develop certain traits over a period of time which always helps us when we are up against the odds which are not in our favour. Such traits can be determination to succeed, having a strong willpower to achieve the impossible, toiling hard to turn the tides in our favour, being passionate in life to achieve something etc. Even this list would be endless.

Practise or Service? Ultimate speech for Chartered Accountants by a Chartered Accountant

The below is the speech of past president of Institute of Chartered Accountant of India, Late Shri P Brahmaya, which was delivered to the members of South India Regional Council at Madras on 25.02.1976.
The speech was regarding considerations to be made while deciding which path to take, Practise or Job? by a newly qualified Chartered Accountant. The contents of the speech are still relevant today!!

Problem of new entrants-Practice or Service:
A person who qualifies, as a Chartered accountant has to take a
decision, a difficult one at that, whether he would be best suited for
practice or employment. The factors that weigh in his decision
making include aptitude, financial stability etc.
We are reproducing here the speech of our revered past President
of The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India, Late Shri. P.
Brahmaya, a doyen among members of our profession delivered
to the members of the Southern India Regional Council at Madras
on 25th February 1976. The newly qualified Chartered Accountants
will be immensely benefited in their decision making whether to
enter practice or to take employment.