WHY you need to study Python, Linux, CCNA 📚 AT THE SAME TIME! // ft. Cisco_Panther

[@tobiadebomi5655]

I'm a Nigerian that's just about finishing college and I've managed to get my CCNA R&S as well just recently. You have no idea how motivational this video has been for me. thanks.

[@NetworkChuck]

Awesome!!

[@okidave]

This guy is nothing but a walking example of pure commitment. I can't imagine doing the whole track up to CCNP with what he had going on in one year, but I'm definitely inspired. I am balancing work, family (baby on the way), college and CCNP all this year. Taking ROUTE (failed my first try) next month and TSHOOT by the end of the year.

[@pradohimself]

This video came just in time, really. It is like a slap to my face, trying to wake me up and get things done

[@Innovationlu]

Pablo Prado I thought I was slacking. now I’m definitely sure I am.

[@eaglebaize]

Same. Oh my goodness, same.

[@mohamedbenamer2960]

Thats ture !!

[@TheKingalaxy]

Pablo Prado facts. Same here

[@IvanRamirez-fs3sf]

Same here, trying to move forward with a different career

[@tylerc5311]

This young man's smile and attitude is infectious. Thank you for introducing me to him Chuck, I'm glad you're lending a hard-worker like him your platform. He's the exact type of person the United States should be literally throwing our citizenship at, making it as easy as possible for him to come & live & work here. I will be sure to start following him, if not for any other reason than to light a fire under my ass by example!

[@NetworkChuck]

👏

[@PompaTG]

From what I've heard, Nigerian-American immigrants are very successful and have some serious work and study ethics.

[@user-kx1le7yn1k]

Just landed my first Network engineer job today. I wanted to thank you and your community for the inspiration! Much love

[@ForenzaAudio]

CONGRATS SAM :D

[@CloudContext]

This guy is a true example of what people can achieve when they have nothing but pure focus.

[@eon001]

Perfect timing. I'm juggling CCNA and Linux. I guess I'll throw python into the mix to save me time.

[@losanti555]

Both your energys are so great. Definitely motivated me to get back studying for CCNP.

[@hafizmatti824]

Cisco_Panther you are representing man.I really feel you man.As a Nigerian, our educational system teaches us how to multitask. I could remember, I did 10 courses in my final year in Engineering campus.When I came for my Msc program here in the US, I was able to adjust to their educational system. People need to know that Facebook, Microsoft, Apple, Google etc wont ask anybody programming for automation, but pure programming. For now, I have taken a break for now on certifications till next year, but currently learning network automation and programmability and learning Linux, Docker, Kubernetes Python programming.

[@eremwanaruedaniel8514]

You did just ten I did 13

[@leutsoamoteka5657]

NetworkChuck you asked just the right questions bro. I very glad to have subscribed to content like this.

[@alonzosmith6189]

I am 55 year old, just started AWS, why not add CCNA and Python

[@NetworkChuck]

Why not? Love it.

[@phabeondominguez5971]

NOICE.. 40 here and about to start CCENT next week!! Wish me LUCK

[@dogstar2020]

Love it, @alonzo !

[@alonzosmith6189]

@@dogstar2020 Never to late to learn something New

[@dogstar2020]

@@alonzosmith6189 I could not agree more! I'm not too far behind you, studying ICND1 & Azure... DO IT.

[@jasonphillips9917]

I teach certs for the military. I've had soldiers go from A+ to Net+ to Sec+ to CCNA to CCNA Security to CCNP and they ALWAYS get out because they'll get offered so many jobs making tons of money. Just have this kind of drive and you'll do great.

[@MrDep215]

Jason Phillips 100% accurate! I remember when I didn’t know what an IP address was.

[@koreanG6]

Man, military is spending a lot on certs. I have seen some pretty high numbers spent on soldiers.

[@nelsonargueta3706]

That's the path I'm starting man! This motivates the hell outta me

[@thisIsAnilG]

I am a network aspirant too. is it still worth it in the future?

[@adamlicht6614]

This man is a machine. So inspiring!

[@heejlim2]

I was going to study for CCNP all day today, but ended up fooling around on KZbin. Glad that I come to watch this interview and re-gain my motivation. Thanks to NetworkChuck and Cisco_Panther !!!

[@ITSecurityLabs]

Thanks for the motivation. I am planning on a CCIE as well

[@serio06]

I can't thank you both enough for sharing this. I failed CCNA-2 last year around this timeframe, and I really let it get to me... I came across this video, and I am ready to tackle it again. Cheers gents.

[@IsSheRG710]

The dedication is so inspiring! Needed to hear this since I've been feeling a bit down and frustrated with not knowing concepts enough or feel like I'm not knowing enough.

[@davidadams2395]

Yeah, it's so easy to become overwhelmed and that you are the only one who feels like you aren't good enough or smart enough. I stopped for a couple of months, and now it feels as if I will have to start over. And the pressure is on because I'm fifty.

[@phabeondominguez5971]

@@davidadams2395 maaaan, I just turned 40 last year and I'm about to start my CCENT, then CCNA, then SEC+, then hopefully the mighty MIGHTY OSCP.. age is nothing, just get out there and do it!! oNe

[@wallstreetgambler9151]

happens alot u not alone .... even the best of the best feel the same ..... so take heart

[@martyg2333]

Much respect. Wish I had that kind of time to study. I work in IT about 50-60 hours a week, stay in shape exercising when I get home and then hit the books, even on weekends. I study as much as I possibly can but there is a limit. It's about finding a good balance. You gotta have some down time.

[@rodneyseay9242]

martyg23 are you being paid hourly or salary?

[@Appachoppa112]

“Whats the sense of workin hard if ya never get to play” -tupac

[@maxencemayanika7562]

WHAT? Your AMAZING! i'M THE wagon behind you right now. One the best VIDEO EVER. We need more motivation like this and use our time wisely. Thank you Chuck and Panther. SALUTE & RESPECT. From South Africa

[@CollabCrush]

Love meeting and hearing from people who are so hungry. It's inspiring regardless of whether their specific path applies to me and my journey.

[@NetworkChuck]

He inspired the heck outta me!

[@jessicaadkins9643]

yes me to....

[@Imsoosincere]

There is light at the end of the tunnel! I just found you and I'm obsessed!!! Thanks for the content!!! This was so inspiring!

[@em_aitch]

Awesome! just Awesome! This really motivates me to stop procrastinating and start learning new stuff. I'm in the exact same situation where the current job made me lazy and comfortable with what I know and where I am now, but that ends today! Thanks so much Chuck!

[@pathfinderquinn4902]

Did you end up doing something yet? Been a year?

[@em_aitch]

@@pathfinderquinn4902 Yes, I did. Since then I have taken several courses (Linux, Python etc.) and quit my job. I have landed a new position in a small software company where I work as a support engineer. I have a lot to learn still... What about you?

[@pathfinderquinn4902]

@@em_aitch I been wanting to do IT for a while now, 10 years for exact, and just moved to a new state to start all over. I started to look up these videos to get the ball rolling for once. Honestly the fact that you did it really helped. In 1 year you changed your life so then for one year so can I.

[@em_aitch]

@@pathfinderquinn4902 Yes, you can for sure. Keep yourself motivated and invest in yourself. I'm sure it will pay off. Wish you all the best in your career.

[@GrimDarkFool]

about to turn 32 in April, married , 3 kids... always been a nerd, love computers since DOS when i was very young and been messing around with them on and off , right now I'm a medic in the Army Active Duty and just enrolled in online college for cybersecurity a little intimidated on time management and not being able to keep my GPA high enough so I don't lose my Tuition Assistance but this gives me tons of hope/motivation. Thank you So much

[@jason_henry]

I literally just started my CCNA journey, finally wrapping my head around subnetting #rookie but watching this interview in 2021 is SO INSPIRING. I mean CCNA is just the beginning of this Awesomeness that is networking. I'm here trying to calm myself down saying just one day at a time. I can't know it all in a few months :) I won't front either it's all a little intimidating but yeah I can't reap unless I sow. Thanks NetworkChuck for awesome REAL LIFE content like this.

[@maliknedjm3187]

This is a great video, I am preparing my CCNP Route and I was telling myself that managing between my kid, work and studying is hard. But your video made me aware about how I was great at making excuses... Thank you for the motivation hack. Thank you NetworkChuck for making this kind of video, it's a great motivation shot...

[@NicholasRusso]

Ernest, thank you for your kind words about my network automation training an expertise. I'm doing what I can to help elevate our entire profession in my own way. What Chuck is doing here is excellent as well, interviewing up-and-coming engineers like you at the forefront of the media stream so others can learn from your experiences. I always invite people to reach out with their questions or attend my training so they can access me directly. Again, thanks so much for the mention!

[@TypicalSardine]

What training do you provide? Can you leave a link for us curious viewers?

[@NicholasRusso]

@@TypicalSardine I don't like to market myself on other people's pages because it can appear distasteful, but since you asked, here's my training page: njrusmc.net/course/course.html

[@jayo7596]

Wow, just found this video on my way to CCNA. This man is an inspiration! It looks like he now works at Amazon. Well done!

[@mynam3Boris]

This interview is extremely inspiring, the work ethic alone lets me know how much I gotta step my game up!

[@schmetterling4477]

So basically you are saying that working harder until you drop is the best idea of what to do with your life? Cool. Bawahhhahhahhaa.... nah, man, that's just plain idiotic.

[@NetworkChuck]

LEARN ALL THE THINGS!!!! ......but how do you do it? the Network Engineer tools I use: WAN Killer: bit.ly/WANkiller IP Address Scanner: bit.ly/ipscansw Network Device Scanner: bit.ly/netdevicescanner Wifi Heat Map: bit.ly/wifiheatmapsw Wifi Analyzer: bit.ly/wifianalyzersw SolarWinds NPM: bit.ly/netperfmonAre you going to learn Linux?? 🔥Become a 10x Engineer🔥 Join NetworkChuck: bit.ly/2XPaF7u Need help? Join the community: bit.ly/nc-discord Follow Ernest: bit.ly/2LIw9wn ⌨️LEARN PYTHON: bit.ly/2Kk5mn9 (Codecademy) Python For Network Engineers: bit.ly/2zNUR8N (David Bombal)

[@edgargenius7957]

I don't know if it's wrong to ask like this but may turn to you for questions as I teach myself to use my computer. And make a living of what I love to learn about.

[@NetworkChuck]

@@edgargenius7957 Come join the community: bit.ly/nc-discord

[@engrgangi]

This is so inspiring. Am learning python and at the same time preparing for my ccnp routing. I also have a huge virtualized environment where I do Vmware/hyper v for azure/hybrid every Friday. At times I tell myself this is too much. But as a Microsoft person , moving to Cisco, I have to be grounded in all.

[@RedneckTechcontrolle]

Trying to kill it myself. 6 kids going to college for software dev full time, working full time while running my own small business in addition to paycheck gig. Been a network guy for 20 years doing everything from old school analog to the most modern gear. Working Python and other languages into daily workflow to make life easier with Ansible and other tools as well. Keep up the work, it pays off.

[@patrickilunga1535]

Share us also list of all course he followed.

[@robersonoliveira701]

Man, you rock. I don't have this kind of schedule to study. I'm studying just for Microsoft exam, and I have to tell you, it's a lot of thing to study, practice on Lab, the book it's so large. I have studied for LPIC too some time ago, but I didn't took the exam. My time is limited, I work day and night, on my free time I thought, oh my gosh, I have to sit down and study, but I feel so tired. I admire you man and Chuck either.

[@wwechamp888]

I Am in my Third year of Computer science Engineering, Just got RHCSA...Gonna give CCNA next week and learning Flask and some automation basics(DevOps) for college project purposes....hope it all make sense one day!

[@UnknownSend3r]

How did it go, and did you get your CCNA

[@factsoflifepodcast]

Thank you! Got CCNA last month after this video and now I will been running like Usain till I get CCNP, Linux + and more!! Thank you, thank you!! I am motivated ugh!!

[@ibexy]

I just created a 10hrs/Day timetable towards getting my AWS Solutions Architect cert exam. My plan is to attempt it in 2 weeks. I actually created the plan before seeing this video. This strengthened my resolve.

[@NetworkChuck]

Nice!!!! I love the hustle. Could you share that in the AWS channel in the NetworkChuck community? --> NetworkChuck.com/discord

[@ibexy]

My exam is set for 20th. This is not easy! But I cant give up. Did I mention I am also being tempted by the Comptia Linux+ ? Oh yes, I got the CertMaster Learn package and am filling my downtime with that. Cloud without some Linux knowledge is not really worth it right?

[@Minoru72991]

@@ibexy three days, you got this! Go for it! Go!

[@ibexy]

I had to downgrade to the foundation certs (to give myself proper grounding). I just passed the following cert exams: 1). AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner 2). LPI Linux Essentials Honestly, I cant believe I had not done this up to now. I suddenly caught the "study" bug and am doing the following all at once: 1.) AWS Certified Developer Associate. 2) PMI Professional Scrum Master I have also fallen in love with Python programming. This video is one of the things that kept me inspired. I re-watched it several times already.

[@ahmad5184]

Any updates on the AWS SA cert. I've been studying for it lately and am planning on take it within the next few weeks

[@TVmadethemdoit]

That was a great interview! Always putting out that high energy that gets you excited about stuff Chuck. Thanks.

[@howezyduzit]

I always gain something from watching your channel. Thanks for bringing on Cisco Panther, that brother is on fire. Your interview with him is inspirational to any IT field, networking, development or support.Thanks, Network Chuck.

[@bonkeselemani503]

This video motivate me as never before, I have programming background and now I'm taking ccna and python now

[@bonkekunene5910]

lol your name is Bonke?

[@bonkeselemani503]

Yeah is my name

[@bonkekunene5910]

@@bonkeselemani503 are you south african?

[@bonkeselemani503]

Nop USA, but I'm from Congo 🇨🇩

[@DrGenius13]

This is what I needed. I’m a lover of technology I’m glad I’m no the only one that is trying to study, Ccna, python, web development and project management (Jira)

[@alltheworldsastage4785]

Lover of tech here too.

[@AxeMurderer1983]

I'm a couple years behind this guy, he's probably on the moon now in terms of career! What an inspiration. I'm halfway through a full-stack Network Engineer and CCNA training program, and already want to engage with exactly these things too, Python and Linux. I'm changing careers from the service industry and I just want to be a highly marketable IT professional. I have a medium amount of exposure to programming in C+ and I imagine I can pick Linux skills up fairly quick, but the kind of motivation you guys give in this video is so useful! Thanks for the boost.

[@wilsongoicocheacabanillas5196]

I enjoy each video from your channel Chuck, greetings from Peru!

[@PatrickKinane1]

3 minutes in and I love this guy!

[@NetworkChuck]

He's awesome!

[@mpls_link]

Cisco Collaboration same here

[@dotcombust]

I admit I’m guilty of Udemy window shopping python courses lol... great interview! I remember studying for my Alcatel lucent Network Routing Specialist lab... with a toddler and a 1 month old newborn ... 5 hours a day/night 8 weeks straight just for the lab after writing several written tests just to get to that point.. it was killer! Props to you dads and people out there who put in that time and making yourself a better network engineer!

[@EdwardDrachenbergJr]

Chuck, I have to say after finding you on CBT nuggets and then on KZbin and you posting content like this is getting me all fired up! I love it. I'm doing Python now on CBT and Codecademy. On the fence about Azure or AWS. I had 4 Cisco certs expire in 2018 because Im working a well-paying job, but not learning anything and never will as I'm just go go go all day long. Thank you for giving me the motivation to make a 2020 change and cert up!!!

[@pinakiroy3878]

Omggggg... U just made my day.. I was in a state of limbo for sometime now... Thanks for giving me a perspective

[@devopspanther]

This is f****en motivational. Thanks Networkchuk and Cisco_Panther

[@mylifeinrussia4627]

Chuck you are the MAN! Thank you for what you are doing! I appreciate the Linux and Python stuff because I got my CCNA and was going for CCNP but the Cert change came around and I still go to college, so I wouldn't have enough time to prepare to pass Route and Switch before Feb 24th. SO know I am going to focus of Linux and Python. I guess on top of that I think a good idea would be to take CompTIA Project + . SO if you have time may be you can make a video on Project + and the value it has for the IT industry and if it is worth any of my time to go into it? Thanks a lot again!

[@mrgamertag]

39:44 “finish CCNA, get networking knowledge because it’s the foundation of everything we do” I been working with Oracle databases for 5 years, all on-premise infrastructure. I’ve been studying for the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure certification and half of the course is about network: virtual nets, subnets, routing tables, security lists, VPNs, etc. When I was in college I have studied the Cisco NetAcad course, which I didn’t understand very much at that time. I’m really feeling the need to re take all this courses and eventually become a CCNA, just for refreshing this knowledge. It is completely necessary. 46:24 “you’re trying to figure out how to make your job easier “ That’s what keeps me alive. What I enjoy the most is automation through scripting of my daily tasks. I think a problems should be solved once. I work with Linux all day long. I do some Python scripting sometimes. Thank you guys.

[@InfraCloudlearner]

This is literally the best motivational video i have ever seen. Thanks Chuck for bringing the Cisco_Panther on your platform.

[@diegosantosrodriguez5034]

This was an amazing interview! Awesome dude!

[@kennymarcel]

I can't believe it took me 4 years to find this content. this was really encouraging.

[@Evilempire357]

Dude, im inspired and pumped! Hitting the books!

[@eddy8375]

Your description is a plethora of recourse, thank you so much chuck

[@davejohnson392]

Thanks again Chuck for the great interview. Thanks for the mug as well, first time using it.

[@NetworkChuck]

:)

[@msMagoo825]

I just recently began my training in Linux, Python, html/css/javascript....eventually network and possibly A+ (don't think I'm going for the cert, just want the knowledge)...I'm basically starting from zero, though I have a seasoned cyber security veteran mentoring me, but still...this is tough, but fun as hell, and this video (among others you've made...you and your little girls inspired me to get a Raspberry Pi, and now it's my main learning machine) is crazy inspiring. The title pulled me in cause I was all "hey, I'm kinda doing that!", and this guy, to echo you, is a BEAST! While I don't have a wallpaper of a car to drive me, I do have Neuromancer-inspired artwork on one monitor, and a loooooong road on the other to remind me that this never ends but to enjoy the damn journey. Please keep these coming! And hope you and your family are doing well in this weird new world we live in.

[@GermanLarez]

This is one of the most interesting interview you have brought to us Chuck, way to go man!

[@myself0883]

I can honestly say it's the best random video of 2020, thanks to both.

[@DearGod-e2f]

I'll be graduating college in six months time and my plan is to go straight for my CCNA and Linux cert. Seeing this video just fire me up! Ernest is amazing so is you Chuck.

[@parrieta]

Ty Chuck and Ernest, this is the push That I needed, I've just have my CCNA Certification and LPIC-1. still going for more!

[@sterlinggarrett3353]

I have been binge watching NetworkChuck lately and Ernest just put me to shame....I have to turn it up 5 notches. After watching this I have learned that I am not even close to being on the right track to success. Thank you #NetworkChuck and double salute to you Ernest for the inspiration and motivation.

[@NetworkChuck]

He makes me feel the same way! You got this Sterling!

[@sterlinggarrett3353]

@@NetworkChuck Literally working on two laptops and my all-in-one, working from home, setting up my linux server in Windows (per your video), searching for courses, watching tutorials, and taking calls from vendors and updating tickets, hahaha. Needless to say I am MOTIVATED!

[@KD-to4sq]

uh uh Sterling

[@myself0883]

I can honestly say it's the best random video of 2020, thanks both.

[@CofreCristian]

What a great guy!... thanks for the interview, Chuck.

[@joseckmanani1923]

Thank you Chuck for such an awesome video. You always give us the best and always challenge us to do better and be better than what we are today. Keep up the good work you are doing.

[@diaphanoux]

Yup.. I've been a Network Engineer for more than 10 years(CCNP and other certs) and yes, you do need to know a little bit of Linux and now more than ever Python, specially for data automation among other things. I've been practicing for a couple of months almost non stop with Python and is really easy!!

[@stewiechr4197]

Man, this video is so inspirational. Thank you for sharing.

[@phiquemay2612]

Keep pushing it bro, You are an inspiration to alot of Nigerians out there. #neverstoplearining

[@gioma9500]

Great talk! 👍👍 Thank you! BTW, I got my A+ a couple of weeks ago. Already studying for CCENT; CCNA in February 😎

[@neoMushroom]

Just in time for the cert overhaul; you'll be cutting it close. Wishing you all the best!

[@benjaminakin]

Glad to see a fellow Nigerian in the industry... Real Motivated.....

[@marvinreyes4984]

Chuck, David Bombal... My Mentors I love!

[@AnthonyFranklinIsr]

Very motivating video. I love NetworkChuck's presentations. CCNA & Network+ previous decade and A+ a decade before that. Starting to get back into cert studies; NetworkChuck videos are very informative and timely for getting acclimated to what Network Engineers should include in their studies, now. The guest tonight raises the bar quite a bit. Loved it.

[@smashogre4766]

42:33 - drops mic. Really great interview, with a reeeeally inspiring person!

[@judeoyovbaire168]

AWESOME INTERVIEW... Very Engaging and Motivating!!!

[@Dalbr13]

This video is perfect timing. Network Chuck asked the right questions; how journey was, what resources used, where is the motivation coming from. This is helpful to the max. Informative, REAL.

[@NetworkChuck]

Thank you!

[@tonnykamuti4296]

Amazing! Love the way you dig out his CCNA and CCNP experience within a year. That was epic. Currently working on recertifying that NA before it expires on 18th August and get the NP before #certocalypse.

[@JustCallMeFluffy]

Chuck, your channel is helping me tremendously as I prepare to hop into the IT field. Thank you so much for your content man.

[@NathanTempleton_Integration]

This video really spoke to me.. I am currently a stay at home dad that has been a Sys-Admin for a NOC for a major telco. I was not able to finish a dual bach in IT and Network Sercurity. I let my CCNA slide, Let my Sec+ and Linux + to take care of my family.. Now I am burning the midnight oil to get it all back. My 40th b-day gift was a set of books for my linux + sec + and my LPIC studies

[@NetworkChuck]

This is crazy exciting. You’ve got this! Can’t wait to see you crush everything.

[@drthagore6499]

Ogbuanya is really inspiring. I can hustle like that too, but only when I'm focused, which is difficult with my ADHD; I have to be really interested in something. I just got my CCNA and am trying to figure out my next step. I'm interested in security, and right now, I'm thinking I'll learn IoT and related security.

[@asfandyaryousafzai4568]

Drink bhang for adhd

[@yoyob44]

This is amazing, loved the interview and insight. Thank you both

[@sinade1]

I love this. It is not too late . Thank you NetworkChuk.

[@kckings677]

Hmmm...dedication is everything!. I'm proud right now. Keep it going non stop

[@zainhottson7393]

This is needed. Very much needed. thanks for your efforts

[@4nukeman2]

So many good points in this video definitely got to save for later. This guy's work ethic is insane.

[@eremwanaruedaniel8514]

This is who I want to be . My role model

[@NetworkChuck]

same here.

[@evansonkiarie]

Thank you very much. Pumped up, ready to organise and discipline myself to learn all this stuff.

[@eng.ansari5830]

This encourages me to start with a Cisco path. Thanks for the video

[@jstyleent]

I’ve been watching a lot of videos lately but this video just gave me so much motivation! Thanks guys

[@uzomajoe8354]

Thank you networkchuck for sharing this video..Big ups to cisco partner @ernest. I recently just came across your videos and im genuinely inspired. Here i was, almost 33years, not married and feeling it was too late to switch to IT/Networking. I am a telecoms back office engineer by the way but my line of telecoms has little to do with IT (Radio Frequency). Thanks for this. I have been inspired.

[@HongeraGideon]

I had to come back and rewatch this again, alot of things make sense here.

[@MrEvansjethro]

Chuck I really enjoyed the interview and we truly appreciate your effort. Very informational. Thank you 🙏.

[@TBruce1380]

Learning all 3 now at the same time! Better for me! Thx to you!

[@UGotTheFunk]

Man....I wish I started all this earlier in life. Just turned 30 and feel so behind!!! No certs, but at least should be getting my associates next year.

[@NetworkChuck]

I always feel behind....I’m about to turn 30....but man we have so much time!!!! I’m just getting started! You are too!

[@emune232]

...LMBO!! I found out I have about 20 months, to learn all this crazy Cisco Linux networking, anaconda, python stuff, if wanna have a job...and I'm 47!!! Coming from old school telecom!! So this video give me some hope. Too young to retire... GOTA LEARN SOME NEW TRICKS!!

[@amrdel2730]

@@NetworkChuck me too i feel late im 33 doing a phd in Algeria was once entgousuaste about cisco n networking i was kearning courses using oacket tracer n gns3 but just let go and started phd now i use theori some machine learning lethods i was thinking which netter language i kearn to aling with ither skills to learn

[@650kdub]

Never too late. As long you start.

[@wawim8819]

Im with u too brother

[@EricTorres713]

A true example of dedication and hard work. Great interview! 👌

[@edward3553]

This. Was. Awesome. 15 minutes in, I erased all the distractions from my phone (games and time wasting apps). Thank you for the motivation and realignment. ICND2 6 weeks away. I got this.

[@IvanRamirez-fs3sf]

Good advise (erasing distractions). Thanks

[@ghostthehost9432]

So i just came across this video and these are the topics i chose to start with studying. This video was just the reassurance i needed to know I was making the right choice. MUCH APPRECIATED CHUCK!

[@candymaine2012]

just got my Aws and Linux..now I'm trying to go for CCNA and CCNP. very excited

[@alltheworldsastage4785]

I'm now doing an ICT certificate, gonna go for A+ soon, I'll check those out, soon.

[@candymaine2012]

All The World's A Stage! Best of luck 🙌🏽

[@Sumitso]

thanks for this. I'm having to jump back into IT after something else didn't work out. I'll have my RHCE in the next 3-4 weeks, but I let my cisco cert lapse. This has really inspired me to knuckle down and get it done. I wasn't aware of python coming into use for networking. Appreciate your videos.

[@NetworkChuck]

RHCE is a serious cert!

[@mturnbaugh]

Truly inspiring!! Thanks for posting.

[@larva5606]

-Immersion -Accountability -Make time, remove excuses -zero in on precision vision/dream/goals

[@SaintMarkV]

This was a great talk, thanks, Chuck!

[@esmokems]

Hey. Thanks for this video. I'm not in the computer industry. This video showed me to continue sharpening my skills and never be lax. Thanks and keep up the good work.

[@crazycreationbca3643]

Thanks man, got motivated . Will follow some of his steps of scheduling.

[@marvinreyes4984]

34:17 Look at Chucks' Bicep man looks like we've got some gains action right there!