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Students embarking upon their CCNA studies often look at the large amount of

material they have to digest for the exam and become overwhelmed.  In order

to achieve anything worthwhile a person could look at their final outcome or

goal and then break it down into smaller pieces or chunks.

Look at how much time you have to dedicate to your studies per day and then

work out a study plan which you know you can keep to.  If you only have one

hour for example, you may want to practise your subnetting for 20 minutes,

review the cram guide for 20 minutes and then watch a video from the video

department.  Make sure you study at the same time every day, it will take

21 days to develop a new habit by which time your study period will feel

effortless.

Most importantly, relax and let the knowledge sink in at a rate that is right

for you.  If you start getting anxious or worse angry at yourself for not

learning fast enough then your ability to learn will be severely hampered.

If you want a great CCNA goal setting guide then get the free guide on 'How

to Pass Your CCNA' from Pauls web site at:

http://www.networksinc.co.uk/free_ccna_book.htm