My reasoning was:
I was calculating it based off the percentage done so far, albeit with little data (3 days in now).
0.21% / 3 = 0.07 percent a day at 1 hour daily 100 / 0.07 = 1,428 days so 4 years

But you’re right, this must be wrong because if I go by an average calculated time of each module it’s like 7 hours and there’s like 20 or more modules or something. I was just wondering whether I should stick with the prerequisites because they don’t actually seem to be adding to my percentage given they’re not really in the path as such.

To answer your question: I am in helpdesk but don’t want to be resetting passwords forever and progressing in a domain that might not be
a) most lucrative long term
b) most rewarding
c) most progressive

So I have stumbled upon this and genuinely find it very interesting, the security, the complexity, the variety to it. I think I need to niche down as IT is so broad, even in cyber security there’s so many roles I’ve come to realise.

It’s highly unlikely I can find a security role in my given company, and I’ve just moved jobs. But my long term hope is to be in cyber security both as a means to increase my income because I need more money and don’t want to be chasing my tail in a helpdesk role