I AM AN ACCOUNTANT.COM: Share Your Story

Share Your Story

Take the first step to a better life and share your story.... but before you do, a few rules:

1. All stories, people, places must remain anonymous. Please don't use real names of people or companies involved. This is a central pillar to the programme. Your name/email will not be published.

2. Please do not try to exaggerate your story (a common behaviour of accountants all over the world, paticularly when non-accountants of the opposite sex are involved). If you are to begin the healing process, honesty is key.

3. The form below will allow you to quickly and easily submit your story. If you'd like to be a bit more adventurous (e.g. pictures, videos, links), just email your story to share@iamanaccountant.com

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Are you having trouble with being an accountant? Does being an accountant worry you? Is it causing you to get into unpleasant situations? Are family members complaining about you being an accountant?

You are an accountant, you need to accept that. But you're not alone and iamanaccountant.com is here to help. Listen to the stories of your accounting brothers and sisters, learn from their mistakes and when you feel ready, share your own experience.

iamanaccountant.com does not promise to solve your life's problems. But we can show you how we are learning to live without number crunching "one day at a time", how to stay from that "first number". It won't be easy, it won't be quick but there is a better life out there, a life without numbers, and it's a life we can all have.

There are no obligations, no intrusive questions and your privacy and anonymity will always be respected. But have a look around, check out some of the stories and discussions going on and if you feel comfortable, share your own story. It might just be your first step to a new life!

1. Do you lose time from friends or family due to crunching numbers for hours on end?
2. Is crunching numbers making your home life unhappy?
3. Do you crunch numbers because you are shy with other people?
4. Do you crave Excel at a definite time each day?
5. Does crunching numbers cause you to have difficulty sleeping?
6. Do you crunch numbers alone?
7. Have you ever tried to stop crunching numbers for a week or so, but only lasted a couple of days?
8. Do you tell yourself you could stop crunching numbers at any time?
9. Have you ever felt that your life would be better if you did not crunch numbers?
10. Do you envy people who do not need to crunch numbers to be happy?

If you answered yes to any of the above, you are an accountant and you require immediate assistance. Please start sharing stories at once, before it's too late.