Hey at least you had the guts to try Chuck. That says a lot. Hang in
there. There is no doubt you will not be a soon to be CCIE much longer.
Thanks for all your input also.
Steve
-Original Message-
From: Chuck Larrieu [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Saturday, April 07, 2001 8:34 PM
To:
John Hardman wrote:
>
> I sniped most of your report below with the exception of point #5. I have
> been trying to form a picture of the lab, trying to make it a part of me
> that I visit on a regular basis. When I was in Taekwon-Do I found that the
> more time I spent in visualization the better
Chuck,
I am surprised that you didn't pass on the first attempt (you're scaring
me). But I also think that it is an important part of the process. My first
attempt will be in August. Failing the Lab makes us see the value and
difficulty of the lab; appreciate the level of expertise required to pa
Chuck,
Thank You. Over the past year + you have been a mentor (and Joe) to many of
us. As you had success, many of us were inspired. I know I was always a
few steps behind ya... with the NA then NP then DA then DP... now I just got
my ATM specialization so on to the written. But thru all this
Hi Chuck,
Thanks for taking the time to narrate your candid and thorough post-lab
experiences. The outcome should not discourage you as the whole group
remains impressed with your wealth of knowledge, the desire to know more,
and your fine power of expression. I have been there too, and finally sa
Sorry about that Chuck...I dont know you but after reading this I can
feel your pain. You will get it next time...
Thanks for the info. :-)
>From: "Chuck Larrieu" >Reply-To: "Chuck Larrieu" >To: "Cisco Mail List"
>Subject: CCIE Lab Report - unsuccesful >Date: Sat, 7 Apr 2001 18:34:20
-0700 > >He
Chuck,
Sorry to hear about the outcome of your practical exam. Take solice in the fact
that so many people have to retake it. It is a testament to the certification's
value, and to the ability of those that make it. Persistance separates life's
winners from life's losers. At some point, you'l
Well, this news is certainly a blow -- I felt as if *I* had failed :|
Of course, if it weren't hard, who'd want it?
When you pass the next time, it will be just that much more special :)
Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
You still da man, in my book!
--
Chuck - as a 2-time failer, I can empathize with you. You sound like a real
trooper, and I'm very confident that *your* next time through will be
passing with flying colors.
Your #3 is extremely critical for anyone who takes the exam. There are
moments (usually in the beginning of the test) whe
Chuck,
I am truly sorry, and I am also supremely confident that you will
someday be Chuck, CCIE. You have been an example to the group both
in sharing your preparation methods, and, equally important, your
philosophical/emotional approach.
Unfortunately, Dilbert's management sometimes wins.
Chuck, thanks for your sharing. Keep working hard, I believe you can do it
finally, and I wish we all do...!!
"Chuck Larrieu" wrote in message
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>Hey, everyone, how you all been?
>
>The short story is I did not make it to day 2. The rest of this is a b
Hi
Sorry to hear you did not make it thru the first time around.
I have followed your expeirence from close to the start of your list
partisipation. I have not kept pace with you, but really I don't know too
many people with drive of Chuck Larrieu either!! I have learned much from
your questioni
At 06:34 PM 4/7/2001 -0700, Chuck Larrieu wrote:
>Hey, everyone, how you all been?
>
>The short story is I did not make it to day 2. The rest of this is a bit
>long winded, and easily skipped.
Congratulations Chuck!
My motto is, that it is better to try than not try at all.
We all appreciate you
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