You can pass any IT certification doing this!

Follow my strategy to pass any IT certification! I’ve done over 30 certification - tried and tested method!

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Timecodes:
0:00 - intro
0:51 - do this first
2:37 - step 1
5:00 - step 2
6:06 - step 3
8:18 - step 4
8:53 - step 5
10:37 - review
13:18 - outro

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[gerardobrien]

You can pass any certification following these 5 steps!! Let me know below if you have any good tips and tricks for passing certifications!

[emptydata-xfps]

It’s not the passing that’s difficult it’s the cost

[yanuriroschev]

Word to the wise! KNOW YOUR STUFF!!! Certs are great, but they are intended to demonstrate your mastery of the topic. There are many shortcuts to getting a certification without mastering the topic. In cybersecurity, don't take shortcuts. KNOW YOUR STUFF!!! Then you will be able to answer ANY QUESTION in an interview and also demonstrate your knowledge. Passing a cert is not designed to replace or provide knowledge. It's designed to demonstrate your MASTERY of it.

[ruthawele]

Love this boss.. such an inspiration to keep pushing and learning . Thanks for this..

[samithaqi]

Great Guide my friend keep up the good work 😉

[melissaroesberry]

Thank you for this. I have adhd and I feel like I’m not absorbing any information while reading! Changing my mindset to help focus and also using audio to help.

[mr_b]

Thank you @gerardobrien
Appreciate the advice you share freely to your audience. Invaluable resource

[davewilliams]

Great advice. Enjoying the videos. Looking forward to more IT videos.

[alquinex]

Very much resourceful. Thanks for sharing

[gandrfTRZ]

Great video!! Getting ready for the CompTIA Pen+ cert right now. Also, going through your latest server build series myself. I have a Dell T430. It has been great getting things up and running. I can't wait to start doing attacks on it!!

[roderickmelton]

Excellent info, big help, thank you so much.

[executiveholder]

You’re smart, I appreciate you my guy

[freddyhardware]

I have ADHD (recently diagnosed) and have a hard time on sit down exams even if I know the subject inside out. I learn quicker by doing and put together a Home Lab by watching instruction videos.

[HN-ATX]

Great! Thanks for sharing your proven records.

[kevinhughes]

Brill video just found your channel and subbed. Would love to see video on study techniques you use please?

[alittax]

Great tips! Congratulations on your achievements. I wish you all the best.

[anthonyyu]

This will push me over the fence to start using AI. Gonna check out Microsoft Learn, Cisco exam topics, GNS3, and EVE-NG. Your advice is appreciated.

[mohanmathew]

Really nice tips! Appreciated. Only thing is need to dedicate a lot of time.

[kirkreiglori]

Gerard, ..great vid. I will keep in touch. Who knows, we might have Collab projects in the future. All the best in your channel and thank you for the info. - rei

[thatfilm]

I've done all the things you mention. One thing I'd suggest is take tests. Some tests are better than others, but they get your head in the game. I test, print and research and write on the practice exams after taking them. I've taken a longer route to thoroughly study everything but information is repeating, so I'm hoping a good foundation will be good for the Cloud Certs. I'm on my 3rd cert in 3 years (CompTIA Network+, Security+ and now Linux+) Do you recommend getting CCNA before AWS and Azure certifications? Also, in your progress did you do all the AWS at once and then Azure, or did you do basic AWS and basic Azure at the same time, and then AWS architect at the same time as Azure architect and AWS Engineer along with Azure Engineer?