Nobody talks about the version of you that almost quit.
Almost quit studying because life got busy.
Almost talked yourself out of booking the exam because "what if I fail."
Almost convinced yourself that IT wasn't for you.
But you didn't quit.
And that version of you, the one who kept going ,is the one who passed the test. Got the job.
Changed the income.
Changed the trajectory.
I see it constantly in the students I work with.
The breakthrough rarely looks like a breakthrough while it's happening.
It usually looks like just another Tuesday of showing up.
Keep showing up.
The certification doesn't know you're tired.
The job offer doesn't know you doubted yourself.
The salary bump doesn't care that it was hard.
They only know you finished.
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The material sucks, the instructor is even worse. You think you know some of the material, but you’re not too sure. So you study harder than you ever have, spending countless hours looking over your notes, spending your hard-earned money, just to fail the exam. If this sounds like you you've probably said at least one of the things many students say like
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Entry-level IT jobs are paying $55,000–$75,000 per year. No degree required.
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Network Technician → $60K–$75K
All of these roles accept CompTIA certifications in place of a degree.
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And all of them can be reached in 90–180 days of focused studying.
I've watched people come from retail, food service, the military, and complete career changes land roles like these after getting certified.
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The helpdesk.... stay with me now...
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I've helped over 15,000 people get CompTIA certified.
Here's the #1 reason people fail, and it's not what you think.
It's not the material.
It's not the practice tests.
It's not even the exam anxiety.
It's starting over.
They study for 3 weeks, miss a few days, feel behind, and convince themselves they have to start from the beginning.
You don't.
Progress doesn't disappear when you take a break.
The content doesn't reset. The certification is still there waiting for you.
What I tell every student: If you studied yesterday, you're ahead of where you were the day before. Keep going.
Our documented pass rate is 81.2%, and it's not because our students are smarter than anyone else.
It's because we keep them moving forward instead of letting them spiral backward.
What cert are you studying for right now?
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05/12/2026
I just built something I wish existed when I was coming up.
When I was transitioning out of the Army, I had no community.
No accountability.
No one who understood what it felt like to be learning tech from scratch while trying to keep everything else together.
I figured it out eventually.
12 certifications later, a master's degree, and 15,000+ students helped, I know what actually works.
What doesn't work is studying alone.
Today I launched The Cert Squad.
A private community for everyone chasing IT certifications, from complete beginners to working professionals upgrading their skills.
$10/month.
First 50 members lock in that price for life.
Here's what's inside:
-Private Discord and Facebook group
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