The Best CPA Exam Study Strategy You're Not Doing

In this episode of the CPA Exam Experience podcast from SuperfastCPA, Nate delves into one of the most underutilized yet impactful study strategies for CPA exam preparation: making & reviewing your own flashcards. Discover how this simple tool can dramatically increase your chances of passing the CPA exam, save you time, and enhance your understanding of complex topics.Get more of our study strategies for Free here: https://www.superfastcpa.com/study-secrets/Timestamps:00:00:00 - Introduction to the Strategy00:00:21 - Introduction to the Episode00:00:30 - The Importance of Flashcards in CPA Exam Preparation00:01:17 - Understanding the Two Buckets Theory00:04:14 - The Benefits of Flashcards00:04:27 - Efficiency of Flashcards00:04:46 - The Pitfalls of Not Using Flashcards00:06:47 - The Power of Reviewing Flashcards00:09:27 - The Advantages of Digital Flashcards00:11:18 - Flashcards vs Handwritten Notes00:13:55 - How to Effectively Use Flashcards00:17:54 - Conclusion and Call to ActionNate emphasizes the importance of self-made flashcards throughout the study process, explains the 'Two Buckets Theory', and discusses the efficiency and benefits of flashcards. He also contrasts flashcards with traditional handwritten notes and provides tips on how to use flashcards effectively.Whether you're a week away from your exam or just starting your CPA journey, this episode is a must-watch to elevate your study strategy.📌 If you find this video helpful, please like, share, and comment below with your key takeaways or questions. For more insights and strategies on CPA exam preparation, subscribe to our channel and hit the notification bell to stay updated on new content.🎧 Listening to the audio version? Please leave a review and rating on your podcast app to help us reach more aspiring CPAs.Thank you for listening, and see you in the next episode!Episode page: https://www.superfastcpa.com/how-to-use-flashcards-to-supercharge-your-cpa-study/

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