Hi friends

I said i was done but this one i thought i get for fun and I think might be relevant for the future since AI is just mostly just glorified data, no data no AI. No i don't want to specialize. If i do and AI eats that up, screwed. I want to be more well rounded like a good MMA fighter with no weaknesses. A good striker often get ass kicked by grappler, vise versa. Shoutout to [Insert country that's protesting because of education]. I feel ya i believe education should be free too. But rather that rioting, ya'll could have stayed home and taught yourself for free while eating a chocolate croissant or loads of cheese like me.

My thoughts:
This one is a bit hard because there is a little bit of code language. I don't recommend it for most people because you should be focusing on important stuff and start small. This seems less about IT and more generic for business analyst ect.

My material:
Data+ study guide i found on Amazon.

What's next:
Nothing! Really this time.

My motivation:
I don't want a stupid job where I have to work extremely hard and be tired after work because a mediocre manager doesn't know how to distribute workloads while thinking they're hot stuff because they're working for a brand. I want to get paid enough to gym 4 hours a day, eat all the cheese I want, and be Goku. I don't even care what job I get work ain't my identity and your role eventually will be obsolete in a hundred years. You proud of yourself then you do you.

After 6 months of on and off studying while working full time and moving into a new place and starting a new job I finally passed 🎉🎊the CompTIA A+ Core 1 Exam!! On my first attempt 🔥

It’s been a year since I passed my sec+ but I can’t skip this! Core 2 here I come! 🔥💪

New to IT/Cyber.. used Prof. Messor free YouTube channel, then completed Dion Training course plus 6 pack of practice tests, and slammed a week worth of free pbq and practice tests on YouTube!

As someone trying to get into IT with a background in CompSci and building PC's growing up, I hope this is a step in the right direction to being able to work in the field! Gotta make sure to take things one step at a time, and get certified first though haha.

My main study materials were Mike Meyers' course and Jason Dion's practice exams, both on Udemy. Hoping to keep this momentum going into Core 2, Net+, and Sec+!

Good luck to everyone preparing for their exams! We're all going to make it, believe it!

I recently got the A+ certification and am looking to continue to the network +. Does anyone have any tips how to approach studying for this exam?

I've been studying on and off for the security+ for months now, but I have trouble sticking to it and I feel like that is because I'm going about it in a boring way. I have the Dion Udemy course that only has 1 practice test. Other than that I've been using Gemini to help me with practice questions and listening to a security+ acronyms podcast everyday on my way to work (which I thought would subconsciously absorb, but I'm too focused on driving).

Is there a trick for those who tend to be undisciplined in studying for this exam? It just seems like so much to get through. Preferably a way that will prepare me to sit in for the exam in 3 weeks.