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indy69camaro said:
Maxrack alone is $2500 :)

Moneybags!

But in all seriousness I've been watching this thread grow and thats one amazing gym you've got. I'm completely into that mini-kitchen you've got and that makes for quite a perfect setup, really tops it all off. You're nothing but a good guy that has worked his ass off for what he's got and I congratulate you on your supreme success. If I may ask, how long did it take you to get your MCSE and CCIE? Did you go to one of those intense bootcamps? I'm really really considering going into the Cisco field, especially with my location. (plus I've got the hookup to work for the city of atlanta) Thanks bro, and I congratulate you again!

Chris
 
khemix said:
Moneybags!

But in all seriousness I've been watching this thread grow and thats one amazing gym you've got. I'm completely into that mini-kitchen you've got and that makes for quite a perfect setup, really tops it all off. You're nothing but a good guy that has worked his ass off for what he's got and I congratulate you on your supreme success. If I may ask, how long did it take you to get your MCSE and CCIE? Did you go to one of those intense bootcamps? I'm really really considering going into the Cisco field, especially with my location. (plus I've got the hookup to work for the city of atlanta) Thanks bro, and I congratulate you again!

Chris


Thanks my bro, and K to you. I did my CCIE in a year after completing CCNP, it was however a very intense year and Cisco granted me all the gear I needed. Also I was teaching in the Cisco Networking Academy at the time during the evenings so I would go in early and use my classroom as a lab from time to time, took no CCIE level classes at all. For the MCSE I took the 6 classes needed (4 mandatory and 2 electives) and completed the respective test after each class, so I did my MCSE in about 2 months, that really sucked, but Cisco wanted me to have it, and when someone GROSSLY over pays you by the amount they do, you'll find a way to do it :)
 
indy69camaro said:
Thanks my bro, and K to you. I did my CCIE in a year after completing CCNP, it was however a very intense year and Cisco granted me all the gear I needed. Also I was teaching in the Cisco Networking Academy at the time during the evenings so I would go in early and use my classroom as a lab from time to time, took no CCIE level classes at all. For the MCSE I took the 6 classes needed (4 mandatory and 2 electives) and completed the respective test after each class, so I did my MCSE in about 2 months, that really sucked, but Cisco wanted me to have it, and when someone GROSSLY over pays you by the amount they do, you'll find a way to do it :)

I really appreciate the good response. I'm drooling just thinking about getting into the field and the income involved! Unfortunantly I have no background in networking and databasing. Most of my skills are web-user based: web design; flash design; photoshop; some light programming. It's definantly going to be a new learning experience for me but I'm really looking foreward to it. Anything you regret?? Any advice for me my man? Again I appreciate your time and I'm gonna steal that fuckin' gym of yours. Then again your house is probably so big I could live there and you wouldn't even know it... :beer:

Chris
 
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