Not everyone one will understand. But I can 100% relate. Got laid off get back to home I was at my lowest. The worst part no good vacancy, didn't enjoy leetcode problem solving at all so doing bad in interviews. So I felt like I am in the wrong place no future. Came back to the drawing board started a company and started freelancing again. One day I needed to do an AWS architecture for the client and realized I am very good at it and it's very interesting. I was always interested in hardware and networking. I started researching about these certifications and decided I will build my career on this. Studying for SAA. I want to clear SAA and AZ-104 this year.

Had a rough day.. I really needed to hear this thank you ❤

[F]irst [A]ttempt [I]n [L]earning Greg, your college classes sound like my crash course college classes from years ago. Too much, too soon, and all at once. Seen college classmates asleep in the hallways on the floor with opened and unopened Mountain Dews next to them. I had to drop out. It was an expen$ive le$$on in my life. Nowadays, it's "Health before wealth" and "Go slow till you know". ⚖🧠 Thanks for sharing your story! 🙂

I Feel like Superman after Watching this Video, I am Graduated and Already a IT Technical Support Engineer with Year's of experience, But Some where i Stuck Towards Cloud Computing. I want to Get Certified in Azure Fundamentals and AWS Practitioner. Please Reply my Comments how i can Achieve Step by Step these Certification After That Solution Architect Also.

I’m going to start my journey. I have given myself 18 months to transition. I have no tech knowledge. I have researched that I need to learn computer networking, understand code (python), Linux, git/github, terraform. Which I will do Udemy courses to help. Then delve into aws material. Is this a good idea? If not what would you recommend?

Your history of employment does not resemble an abyss to me. Lol.

Thank you for the great and inspiring words!!! It's this kind of content that makes winners out of people! I appreciate you sir! I love your channel! Now, back to serverless architecture studies Be well, be safe and cheers!