Most people think AI is going to replace entry-level cybersecurity jobs. 🤯 It’s not. But it is changing what companies expect from you. The old entry-level analyst just clicked alerts all day. 🖱️ Now AI can triage logs, summarize incidents, and flag anomalies in seconds. ⚡ So what does that mean for you? It means you can’t just “know concepts.” You need to understand how things actually work. 🧠 If you don’t know networking, logs, Linux, and traffic analysis… AI will expose that fast. But if you learn how to USE AI properly? You’ll move 2–3x faster than everyone else. 🚀 The gap isn’t shrinking. It’s widening between operators and spectators. Comment "AI" and I’ll DM you my AI Cyber Career Guide.

Most people fail Network+ because they try to “understand everything.” 🤯 I don’t do that. Network+ is a volume exam, not a genius exam. It’s mostly memorization with some application. If you try to master networking like you’re becoming a senior engineer, you’ll burn out. 🔥 Instead, I focus on fundamentals only. OSI model. Ports. Protocols. Subnetting basics. Troubleshooting patterns. I aim for 70–80% on practice exams and move on. Perfection is the enemy of starting your career. If you want the exact 30-day breakdown I’d follow step by step 📅 Comment "NET30" and I’ll DM you the 30-Day Network+ Study Plan.

Appointment bookings are officially backlogged until 2026. But you need answers to your questions NOW! Want to book a call free consultation with me BEFORE Christmas? Comment "CALL" and I'll DM you. We'll have a call before Christmas (yes, today or tomorrow) Let's get your questions answered before the New Year!

Sounds impossible to learn a whole programming language in 9 days, right? Here’s the kicker. You’re not trying to learn a whole language. You’re not trying to write production level code. You’re learning how to write scripts for automation. Takes about 20% of the time for 80% of the benefit. Comment below if you’ve started learning Python! Let’s help you find somebody who’s learning what you’re learning so you two can learn together.

Today I was offered a job as a Digital Technology Support Specialist at a local heavy vehicle manufacturing plant. I accepted the offer. Early in July of this year, I opened ChatGPT and asked "Give me a list of 100 good paying manual labour jobs in [my area]." It gave me a list of 100 jobs. None of which I was interested in. But, I told the AI my situation "I’ve worked as a line cook, PSW, DSW, and tutor for students with developmental disabilities, but after 10 years in support work, I went back to cooking. My current job doesn’t pay enough to support a family, and I want a better-paying role with benefits but hope to avoid more student debt." One of the jobs listed was IT support / entry-level tech. I thought to myself, 'hey I could do that.' In three and a half months: 1 certification 45 applications 1 phone interview 2 in-person interviews 1 job offer (accepted) Three and a half months of applying to jobs every week, studying for CompTIA exams everday, learning labs and recording videos about my home lab every week, and eventually getting my first I.T. certification. Proud of myself. Now the real fun begins.