Episode 56

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4th May 2025

Your Modules Are Just Mental Models | Pieter Pienaar Pt1

We are joined by Pieter Pienaar, academic trainee at the University of Pretoria and aspiring CA. After graduating with distinction and completing postgraduate studies at UP, ranked 2nd in the world in the Microsoft Excel Collegiate Championship in Las Vegas in 2024.

We chat about the incredible value of your studies, not just as qualifications to land an amazing job but as the frameworks and mental modules that mould your thinking in the world.

We also chat about:

  • How to systematically unpack the complexity of test papers;
  • Why value creation is the crux of your career;
  • How the real economy of the US died in 2008;
  • Why SAICA is considerably changing some of the academic curriculum;
  • Capitalism's role in innovation for the modern world, and more.

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The Road to CA Podcast
Many of us hope and believe that "it will end in CA(SA)". However, we forget that the destination is only the tip of the iceberg; and that the journey is an integral part of the dream.

This journey is what differentiates us, it is what defines us, and it is what binds us.

It is what transforms us into CAs(SA).

But what lies on the trail to the summit of CA(SA)? Undoubtedly, inspiring stories, heartfelt passion, and trailblazing perspectives. There is still so much more to showcase and uncover...

Hence, this is an exploration of the mountainous and arduous path towards CA(SA).

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