Re: Can a normal person pass RS LAB ?

On Tue, Jun 8, 2010 at 11:53, Mohamed Ouamer <mohamedouamer_at_gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Oskar,
>
> You have the answer in your question. One of the techniques to learn ccie
> topics in depth is to "learn technologies assuming that you'll teach them
> for someone". Try it and you'll see that you learn ccie topics in depth and
> more speedy.

You know, this is a very good advice! If you know the technology at
the level at ewhich you are comfortable explaining it to your
colleagues correctly, you should be fine.

However, CCIE lab exam is not all about the technology. There are many
other things involved. Strategy, psychology, absence of fear and WILL
to get those digits. That needs to be practiced and worked on.

There are many things on your way that can help you (like for example
IPexpert training material and classes), but it is YOU who need to
pass the exam. YOU need to work, YOU need to study, YOU need to
>>>WANT<<< to be CCIE. And you know what... What I'm going to write
below, feels great once you do it for the first time. Imagine doing it
yourself (I did when I was studying for both my CCIEs):

Marko,
CCIE #18427 (R&S and SP)

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