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Hi! I’m Jamie Woodman, an Information Technology student at Capella University with a growing passion for artificial intelligence and lifelong learning. I hold a Google IT Support Certificate and am currently preparing for the CompTIA A+ certification. I’ve always been fascinated by technology—even when I didn’t believe I was “tech-savvy” enough to belong in the field. Since beginning my academic journey, I’ve discovered just how much I can learn—and how much I enjoy it. I was recently honored to be accepted into the National Society of Leadership and Success (NSLS), which has inspired me to keep developing both as a leader and a learner. This blog is where I share my experiences as a student, my thoughts on technology, and helpful resources for others navigating a similar path. Whether you’re breaking into IT, exploring AI, or just looking for some inspiration, I’m glad you’re here.
Consistency Is the Secret Ingredient

Consistency Is the Secret Ingredient

Lately, I’ve realized that consistency beats intensity every time.

It’s not about cramming an entire textbook into one weekend. It’s about showing up—day after day—to study, apply, and grow. Whether I’m reviewing for CompTIA A+, tailoring another job application, or just taking time to reflect, it’s that steady effort that’s pushing me forward.

Some days feel more productive than others. Some study sessions click right away, while others are a grind. But the important thing is that I’m staying in motion.

What I’m Staying Consistent With Right Now:

  • 🧠 Daily A+ exam prep (practice quizzes, review notes, rewatching key videos)
  • 💼 Job applications to roles that align with my IT and project management goals
  • 💬 Mindset check-ins—reminding myself that growth takes time
  • 📓 Tracking wins, even the small ones: understanding a concept, getting an interview, finishing a strong cover letter

Consistency builds confidence. It strengthens discipline. And most importantly, it leads to real results over time.

Whether the reward is a passed exam, a job offer, or just knowing more than I did yesterday—it’s all worth it.

Just keep showing up.

“Success doesn’t come from what you do occasionally. It comes from what you do consistently.”
— Marie Forleo

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