Re: Motivation for CCIE Lab Exam

Hello,

I think it depends from person to person due to the human nature, but in my case:

1. I don't think to CCIE as "a must do" thing while I learn; rather I prefer to think that I'm learning for myself not for CCIE. This keeps me motivated, because I do it for me not for Cisco exam. Also I did attempt some written exams for other Cisco certification. For example I learn for CCIE RS, and this path overlaps with knowledge needed for CCIP, so I took the BGP and MPLS exam. This confirms to me that I have the knowledge and give myself trust in my powers. Not talking that I have another certification and prolonged the old ones.

2. I did failed once the CCIE RS lab. It's not easy :( to live with failed feeling, but I got over it. I took a pause of about 1-2 months, focus on different things that I neglected during preparation and start over with fresh "eyes", looking to some tasks in a different way.

This works pretty fine for me.

Cheers,
Calin

> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Eniola Olaleye
> Sent: 04/29/11 01:57 PM
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> Subject: Motivation for CCIE Lab Exam
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> Hi guys,
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> I have some questions; sorry if they sound stupid or childish.
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> 1. CCIE Lab Exams are very difficult and voluminous; how can someone
> continuously motivate himself to prepare for and attempt this exam.
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> 2. What can an aspiring CCIE do if you fail an attempted CCIE lab exam.
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> I will appreciate your experiences.
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> Regards.
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> Enny
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Received on Fri Apr 29 2011 - 11:45:58 ART