From: David Mann (dmann73702@elmore.rr.com)
Date: Thu Oct 02 2008 - 19:04:49 ART
Thanks for the kind words. I have sat the lab three times now with the
last one being about two months ago just to get a feel for the new
format.
I feel my depth of knowledge is fairly good but need refreshing and
like you said I need to get on fire.
I remember speaking with you when I worked at a bank here in AL. We
ended up purchasing a training program for the entire network team.
So, I just looked at the online bootcamp and think that it may be the
way to go. I would definitely like to talk more about this. Not that
money is no object but passing this darn test
is more important :)
-David
On Oct 2, 2008, at 4:51 PM, Anthony Sequeira wrote:
> Well, I would certainly love to see you in one of our Bootcamps, or
> if you
> are not ready for that level, an Advanced Technologies event. But most
> importantly, it is time to get FIRED UP again.
>
> So much about success in this journey is about dedication,
> enthusiasm, and
> positive attitude. I know it is tough, but you need to get back to a
> point
> of truly wanting and enjoying the study process.
>
> Regarding reading versus labbing, what about trying thisb&.do both
> in a
> study session.
>
> Grab a DOC-CD section, read, and then immediately start labbing as you
> read about a feature. And when I say labbing b create your own lab
> scenario involving the feature.
>
> Congrats on the re-starting of an incredibly rewarding journey.
>
> Anthony J. Sequeira, CCIE #15626, CCSI #23251
> Senior CCIE Instructor
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> ----- Original Message -----
> From: dmann73702@elmore.rr.com
> Sent: Thu, October 2, 2008 15:27
> Subject:long span between attempts
>
>
> I will be sitting again in November and want to get your thoughts on
> something.
> I started pursuing the CCIE back in 05 and sat the lab in 06 with not
> so bad results but it was still a fail.
> I started a new job that consumed me so the studying stopped.
>
> So about 6 months ago I started trying to pick back up where I left
> off but man is it hard to stay motivated.
> I'm looking for some advice on this and a game plan. I find myself
> reading alot more about the technologies than labbing
> up where as before I labbed up and read later.
>
> Has anyone else had this issue and time span between getting serious?
> My job doesn't insist on the CCIE so its more a personal thing.
> I was thinking a bootcamp to fire me up. I need to be pushed I think
>
> Let me hear some your thoughts.
>
> David
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