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Get your IT certs as fast as you can, anyway you can. Get a job. And then develop competence as fast as you can, anyway you can. Speed is the game.

Building an Active Directory lab is the most accessible step into an IAM career.

Committing to 3 hours of studying every day for the next 90 days is worth landing your first six-figure tech role. But you playin'

What if you got a remote job before starting your next tech certification? Then you could literally have someone pay for your time while you're studying. This is a better option than paying $15k for a bootcamp where you still have to study for those same certs.

Buy a notebook and write 1 sentence daily of what you did or didn't do to move the needle forward in your IT career. Writing enforces your focus for your IT goals long term. Option 2 is write for a community with shared goals: 6-figures and remote. skool.com/cyberandchill

I just paid $13 dollars (with tip) to get a burger, fries and someone to deliver it to me in Bogota. #RemoteInIT

It's easy to spend 60 hours on a Python course only to realize you only need to learn how to script for your IT job.

It's time to leave your IT job by upskilling to get a 30% raise.

Being able to work remote is my favorite part of I.T. After a certain salary, lifestyle begins to matter more.

What would it take for you to make 6-figures in 5 years? What if you did it in 6-months?

For those grinding in IT, repeat after me: We’re all going to make it.

The most important technical skill you can have, is being able to relentlessly use Google.

CompTIA A+ vs CompTIA Security+ Get the Security+ if you can name every part of a PC ie do you know where the M2 SDD card is?

Everyone should know what it's like to pay $800 for rent and live in the center of a big city with all amenities included: jacuzzi, gym, coworking space, internet, etc. This is why I like doing my tech job in LATAM. Today it's Bogota. Tomorrow, Buenos Aires?

Your new mantra: I'm waking up 2 hours earlier to make 6-figures in 6-months. I will study these first hours to show dedication. So that I make 6-figures in 6 months. I will write it down every day. The sacrifice is worth it.

I don't care if you've used brain dumps to pass your certifications. Just do your job right and we'll be fine. You probably shouldn't be talking about it with others though.

2 certifications. 3 months interviewing = $50k salary A member in my community did this skool.com/cyberandchill Or 5 certifications. 3 months interviewing = $50k salary Both are a win if you're in IT.

Life of a 6-figure remote tech worker (Bogota Edition): 9 AM - Played around in my lab environment 11 AM - Cooked a carnivore-based brunch 12 PM - Walked outside to see if I could get a number 1 PM - Started raining so I got a $10 fade instead 4 PM - Back to writing tweets

Someone building labs based on a job description and potential scenarios within will get more IT experience than someone waiting around for that to be a necessary for their duties, even if they're doing that job.