Just a tip, but I wouldn't do anything, especially such an undertaking as the CPA, to prove someone else wrong. It is about knowing not to take what others think personally and doing your best. When you get frustrated, switch your materials (read note cards instead of doing questions or write out material), add calming music (always without words) that you like, take 10 minute breaks. I am a firm believer that passing this exam is heavily reliant upon your confidence and the way that you choose to look at obstacles along the way. For example, when you get a ton of questions wrong, instead of thinking “oh no, I can't do anything right, I don't know anything, how can I pass!?” Look at it as, “hey, at least I was exposed to these concepts before the exam where I can learn from my mistakes”. That is another thing, spend the time reviewing your mistakes! Know why you got them wrong and also read the notes for the answers that you got right because many times, they explain concepts that you don't have nailed down and will help you in other areas.
You will do fine. Perhaps find yourself a little place away from whomever is outwardly telling you that you cannot pass. He/she is battling his/her own drama and their attitude has nothing to do with you or how you perform.
BEC - Passed
AUD - Passed
FAR - 10/28/14 (waiting results)
REG - Passed
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