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While being a CPA might at times require you to prioritize work over your personal life, it’s important in any profession to maintain a balance between your work and personal life. Depending on your specialization and what time of year it is, you may face different obstacles that impede on that balance, but here are a few tips from Entrepreneur to help you overcome them:

Unless your life is similar to Ben Affleck’s character in the upcoming “The Accountant” movie (he plays a CPA who works for some shady clients), it’s unlikely that you’ll be spending a lot of time away from your desk, which can wreak havoc on your health. Here are three tips from Inc on staying healthy even when you’re a desk jockey:

The years following your graduation may be some of the most financially difficult of your life, between student loans and increasing cost of living. While it may be hard, there are some things you can do to make those years hurt less – and build a solid foundation for your financial future. Here are three tips from Forbes to consider:

A busy schedule can be detrimental to your work relationships if you don’t take steps to prevent it. Without meaning to, you can come off as distant and apathetic to your colleagues. So how do you prevent a stress work event like busy season or a big project from driving a wedge between you and the people you see every day? Here are a few tips from the Daily Muse: