Well in getting back to study, I am now wondering whether to continue with Network+ or go with CCNA. Main reasons for this is that I feel the CCNA is a bit easier to learn. The study materials just make more sense. Also, I am not liking the CompTia Network Plus study materials but rather CCNA by Wendell Odom. A couple more cross roads are: Buy mountain bike or continue with road bike....
I re-upped with Testout and paid for all their course cataloge. Not only is Network+ top course but ohers like Linux, Cyber, and Hybrid Server. I am glad I signed up even though if feels expensive. I am also glad to be writing this post on a steam deck. just need a better keyboard as the shift button is so small on the right. I should be sure to take the cert tests, but I am glad to be a life long learner....
Sitting on the poach and listening to Danish Radio’s classical music channel. I am thinking about white clouds in the sky and how the sun is setting and that I have not just looked up into the sky watched clouds move. I am really glad I purchased while in Heathrow the book on “The Daily Stoic” which has 365 lessons. I read alot of it on the plane and also coded alot of go on the plane and talked to someone who was a volunteer wild land firefighter....
In making a game its good to have a active PM. She thought I would benefit from having a UX expert help in the discussion to give me action items: make a strait forward scenario that shows the game mechanic. Whether that is in sketches, frames, power points. describe in more detail the mini game. share free resources where to get images so we can create art. So now I have alot of homework to do, but I feel good as I understand the direction better....
I have not updated the blog due to a work project that has taken now 5 weeks. Some of the project management lessons I have learned: Scope out projects better…. espically the fundamental truthes that the projects presume. Make sure you have enough people for projects. If initial people are not enough, then it will be a problem. If there is a problem. Stop and get attention to the situation. Other things I learned personally....