This is it right here 🎯 There is no overnight success There is no instant gratification There is dedication There is discipline There is determination

I completed this course so long ago that I forgot I had this. Was the material helpful? In my opinion it was. Was it pricey? Yes, it was. Was it worth it? I guess we'll find out. #PersonalDevelopment

We have Teams, why does my manager insist on messaging me via Skype and WhatsApp.

Work remotely, not necessarily at home. No one in the household acknowledges when you are working when you work from home.

I have to hit F2 and set the date and time in the BIOS every time I unplug my laptop. That does not stop me from earning a salary, earning certs, or running my online business.

Death Scrolling is the phrase. This is why I do not watch reels, stories, shorts, or any other short video format.

Communication of all forms.

If only I did not feel like a first-responder by being on-call 24/7. So much for these glorified tech jobs, eh?

🔊 Louder, please

I’m happy to share that I’ve obtained a new certification: Certified in Risk and Information Systems Control™ (CRISC) from ISACA Global! This journey has been truly humbling. What's next? Pay close attention to the trajectory. #TechLife - credly.com/badges/39a7581…

That bit of extra effort is all you need to get across the finish line. #HardWorkPaysOff

Knowledge without application is useless; at least in my opinion. GRC requires different skills and competencies from other cybersecurity disciplines, and it is important for one to become adept in such skills and competencies. ISC2 - credly.com/badges/2b6c4be…

To broaden my scope of Risk Management knowledge, I decided to take the Risk Management Practitioner certificate courses offered by ISC2 . Frameworks covered: ISO/IEC 31000, ISO/IEC 27005, NIST SP 800-30, NIST SP 800-30 and TRA-1. - credly.com/badges/d985d9c…

The next stop on my GRC journey! There are so many framework available. Which one is best suited for your enterprise and its operation(s). This is where COBIT comes in. COBIT is dubbed "the framework to manage framework" and aids in "framework overload". What's next? 💭

Best reason ever

Learn to ask good questions...period

Snapshots and Last Known Good Configuration Those were the first thoughts that came to mind. How robust is your DR strategy?

Who feels it knows

Step 1. Complete COBIT course Step 2. Apply principles at work to create a Governance system Step 3. Schedule the COBIT exam I am a proponent of having working knowledge of a subject area before getting certified in it.