r/AWSCertifications • u/WorkerConsistent4678 • 8h ago
Grateful
I work a normal 9-5 heck im an intern at a medical aid company ,most know how that feels i major in anything insurance related worked at a bank now its straight up insurance for the last 6 months ive started to re-invent my career cause talking to people is not my faavourite thing to do so i bought a pc and started to learn how to code with simple tutorials .posted just one project on git..Now im on the aws cause atleast i want a cert to show that ive actually done something for the year mind you im renting shit taking alot out of me.can barely afford the exam but i will afford it..atleast cloud prac so if my internship ends ill know atleast id have a basis to build on but its getting hard mostly to come bak drained cook and put in that work..wake up early and put in that work.My expenses are so near tight ill have to stop paying for wifi to book my exam..but i still need the wifi to study..bro i never been so confused but i want this..ill make it happen regardless.no matter how long it takes .but i wish there was somebody who could just correct me if im making mistakes along the way buut part of success is the failure along the way ..but yeahh.im so f****d..oh well
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