My career, my future

 I’ve always wanted a career that combines my interest in business and the law. My dream is to become a CPA Lawyer so I can understand both the financial side of a company and the legal rules it has to follow. Having both titles would mean I could solve complex problems that most people find confusing, like taxes and corporate cases.


The first part of my plan is to become a Certified Public Accountant (CPA). I like how numbers show if a business is doing well or if something is wrong. Studying accountancy will be tough because it requires a lot of focus and math. Once I pass the board exam and become a CPA, I’ll have the technical skills I need to move on to my next step: law school.


In law school, I’ll learn how to defend people and argue cases in court. Being a lawyer who is also an accountant gives me a huge advantage. I’ll be able to look at a company’s financial records and find the truth behind the numbers. This is really helpful for cases involving big business deals or even stopping financial crimes. I want to be the person who makes sure everything is fair and follows the law.


I also want this career because I value honesty. Sometimes, people in business try to cheat or hide money, and that hurts the economy. As a CPA Lawyer, I want to help keep businesses transparent. My goal is to protect my clients and make sure the business world stays honest. It’s not just about the money or the title; it’s about doing the right thing.


Becoming a CPA Lawyer will take a lot of years of studying and many difficult exams, but I’m ready for the challenge. I know it won’t be easy to balance both subjects, but I’m motivated to reach my goal. I’m excited to start this journey and eventually use my skills to help people and make a difference in the professional world.


When I achieved this goal, I can finally give my family a better life and I can repay their hardwork and sacrifices. I can finally spoil them with my own money and I can support my sister in her studies. 

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