How do you know you're ready?

From: Gregory Gombas (ggombas@gmail.com)
Date: Wed Jun 06 2007 - 15:35:30 ART

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For those who passsed the CCIE lab,

Was there a magical moment in your journey when you snatched the
pebble from your master's hand and said "Now I am ready!"?

Or is there always some doubt in your mind that maybe you're not
strong enough in one area or you're not fast enough?

I am asking because overall I do well on the vendor labs but once in a
while I'll come across a lab that kicks my butt and I think maybe I'm
not as ready as I though I was...

Thanks,
Greg

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