Seeing the mountains of invoices, papers and numbers like ants on the files, my aunt's accounting work shows me a mysterious world even when I was little. What was beyond my imagination at that time was that I chose accounting as my specialization and worked hard to become a qualified accountant like my aunt in future decades. Enrolling in Drexel University's graduate program and studying in a distant country was truly a big step for me in my life. However, growth doesn't always taste like candy. Sometimes it brings enigmas and bitterness. I remembered having a major setback soon after starting my second year of undergraduate studies, as I had great difficulty learning Accounting 115. The course significantly dampened my passion for accounting. I started to doubt my passion and dream of becoming an excellent accountant. “In what universe could a person become a qualified accountant if they can’t even master the fundamental accounting course?” I kept telling myself that. “It's not too late to change a major that you can easily understand.” The deepest part of ...