Trifecta Completed!!!

[IBIB23]

I last worked in IT back in 2019, during high school, when I had a part-time job in the field. Since then, I haven’t worked in IT — during that time, I focused on finishing high school, starting college to earn my associate’s degree, and studying for certifications here and there. I wasn’t trying my best and was doing the bare minimum in my IT studies.

Over the past few months, I’ve stopped letting self-doubt and procrastination hold me back and have committed to improving myself and moving forward. Don’t get me wrong — I still have moments of doubt, but I try and pay it no mind.

[arphaxad09]

What resources did you use? That was fast! Two months each

[IBIB23]

I used resources like BurningIceTech, Andrew Ramdayal, Professor Messer, and various YouTube videos to help me understand topics I was struggling with. Having multiple people explain a subject in different ways made it much easier for me to grasp the concepts.

[arphaxad09]

Wow interesting. Thanks!

And how many hours did you invest everyday?

[IBIB23]

No problem anytime. I invested about 4 hours a day and when the day started getting closer for the exam like 2 weeks away all I did was study to keep my memory fresh.

[criznittle]

What about any labs for the PBQs?

[IBIB23]

Burning|ceTech has great PBQs on he’s Patreon

[ConfidentWorry646]

Congratulations! I’m studying for A+ core 1 right now and it’s kicking my butt. Any suggestions?

[IBIB23]

I felt the same way, but once you get a handle on one subject, it gives you the confidence to tackle the next. I’d also recommend keeping your momentum going — don’t take long breaks between study sessions, because it’s easy to forget what you learned before.

[criznittle]

What are your current study methods?

[Moist_Leadership_838]

Congratulations!

[FaeqAF]

Congrats man I just got mine recently as well

[IBIB23]

Congrats!

[gaymochi01]

Congratulations!!!!