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CCIE Pounds refers to the weight that you gain while studying for the CCIE lab exam. Given that:
its not surprising that many people gain a lot of weight.
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I resemble that remark! All the more reason to not stretch out your CCIE studies for multiple years.
we just talked about that a few days ago:
http://www.cciecandidate.com/?p=626
Hey Luis, I think I actually got it from a tweet from CCIE Pursuit or CCIE Journey but it might be a universal term…..
I have some o’ those pounds as well. Hoping to start on the “no more lab” exercise plan soon. Or the “new digits” weight training program. Something more fun than dreaming in debug………..
Good plan, the “no more lab” option sounds like the right approach.
Well, I guess I have to dream about debug crypto isakmp some more and put on more pounds. I freaking FAILED again. TIRED of this crap. Oh well, no more open dates till after v3.0 comes out in April.
Well, good luck to those of you taking it soon. I am still shocked that my 3rd attempt had the highest difficulty levels. Ouch.