Since I failed the beta of CYSA+ CSO-002 by such a narrow margin (10pts), I’m going to take CSO-001 before it is retired.
My plan is to review my test report and then study the areas I faltered in. I make a packet of flashcards and focus my brief study to these areas.
I just feel like I’ll regret not attempting to complete the current test with how close I came to passing the beta.
Comptia just announced a cloud+ beta. Think I might take it just to feel out the material, it’s $50 and I’m interested in cloud security aspects in the future, so why not. Next few posts will be about the road to studying this, linux and cysa…because why not I’ve got time.
It is the end of 2019 and like most I want to take a moment to reflect on all the things that I actually have accomplished this year. Sometimes we can think too much about where we aren’t that we don’t focus on where we actually are and how far we have come. At the beginning of this year I had just changed careers and I was a little unsure of where or if I actually fit in. Now, I’m more self-assured and confident in my ability to learn and retain new things and the “rightness” of this course .
But, it’s also good to look back at how we might have failed because epic-ly failing is how we level-up epic-ly.
”Self-awareness gives you the capacity to learn from your mistakes as well as your successes.”
—Lawrence Bossidy
“The future rewards those who press on. I don’t have time to feel sorry for myself. I don’t have time to complain. I’m going to press on. “
–Barack Obama
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