My Accounting journey has never been easy. I’m 29 years old this year, sitting for SPM as a private candidate. The last time I studied Accounting was when I was 16, back in Form 4. That means I had been away from Accounting for 13 years! 😭 Imagine trying to learn everything again after 13 years, while preparing for SPM at the age of 29. It definitely wasn't easy, but I decided to give myself another chance. At first, I attended face-to-face Accounting tuition. However, my teacher told me that I couldn't catch up because I had been away from studying for so long. I needed to start from the beginning of Form 4, complete the entire syllabus, and only then move on to Form 5. Honestly, I felt so discouraged. I almost gave up and eventually stopped attending the tuition classes. But deep down, I still wanted to try. I started studying on my own, buying books and watching YouTube videos, hoping I could understand Accounting again after all those years. Then, I came across Mr Wong's YouTube channel, and that was when everything started to change. His teaching style was so easy to understand. He explained things in a simple way without making my head spin. For someone like me, who had forgotten almost everything after 13 years, that meant so much. I managed to complete the entire Form 4 Accounting syllabus through Mr Wong's free YouTube videos in just over two months! After that, I wanted to join his tuition classes for the Form 5 syllabus, but unfortunately, it was already too late to join, and I didn't have enough money at that time. Still, I refused to give up. I continued learning from the free videos he shared on TikTok and Instagram. Then, one day, I discovered that Mr Wong was launching a programme called Account Hack for SPM. At first, I still couldn't afford it. So, I saved up my money and finally managed to register for the second batch. Honestly, joining Account Hack was one of the best decisions I made in my Accounting journey. Mr Wong taught me so many new things, especially topics from the Form 5 syllabus that I had never learned before. His teaching methods made difficult concepts easier to understand and remember.