Cisco CCNA Certification Exam Tutorial Keep Your Most Important Appointment
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Cisco CCNA Certification Exam Tutorial: Keep Your Most Important Appointment
Summary
In your journey to earn a CCNA or CCNP, there's one crucial appointment you must prioritize. Discover this essential strategy from Chris Bryant, CCIE12933.
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Picture this: you're scheduled to meet a client for a server or router installation. Just before the appointment, you feel tempted to watch TV, hit the gym, or indulge in another distraction. Even if missing this meeting wouldn’t get you fired, it would be unfair to the client, as you have a professional obligation to be on time.
So, what does this have to do with earning your CCNA or CCNP? A lot. When it comes to your study sessions, you are the client. You owe it to yourself to show up. Just as you wouldn’t skip a client meeting, you shouldn’t skip appointments with yourself for study time.
First, make that appointment with yourself. Schedule time dedicated to preparing for your CCNA or CCNP exams and treat it with the same importance as a client meeting. Turn off distractions like the TV, phone, and any other gadgets. Believe it or not, the world can survive without your presence for an hour or so?"you might even enjoy the break!
Certification success isn’t about the total hours spent studying but the quality of those hours. Be honest with yourself: 45 minutes of focused study is far more effective than three hours of interrupted effort.
Don’t neglect your appointments with yourself. Schedule the time, be punctual, complete your study, and take a significant step toward your CCNA and CCNP certifications!
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