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  • More Tools That Are Powering My IT Learning Journey

    One of the best parts of learning IT today is that there are so many incredible resources out there—some free, some paid, but all designed to help you grow at your own pace. In my last post, I shared a few of my go-to tools. Today, I wanted to add a few more that have…

  • My Favorite Tools That Keep Me Learning & Organized

    Sometimes it’s the little things that keep us moving forward—apps, tools, and tech that quietly help us stay on track, especially during busy or uncertain seasons. Here are a few of my go-to tools that make life easier while I study, job hunt, and build my IT skills: 🧠 Learning & Study Tools 🧰 Organization…

  • Waiting, But Still Moving Forward

    Right now, I’m in a place of waiting—waiting to hear back after my second interview, and now preparing for a third, for a state IT role I’d really love to land. But I’m not sitting still.I’ve learned that every moment matters, especially when you’re chasing something that could change your life. While I Wait, I…

  • Staying Motivated & Learning While Job Hunting

    Job hunting can be frustrating—especially when you’re qualified, motivated, and just looking for the right opportunity to grow. But instead of letting the waiting wear me down, I’ve decided to treat this time as a learning season. I’m using every day to build skills, grow my confidence, and stay sharp for the next opportunity that…

  • Red Flags I’ve Learned to Watch for (Thanks, Experience & Glassdoor)

    Now that I’ve gotten some real-world experience under my belt, I’m seeing job hunting a little differently. It’s not just about getting hired anymore—it’s about finding a job that supports your growth, respects your time, and sets you up to succeed. And that means learning to spot red flags early. Here Are a Few I’ve…

  • Looking for the Right Fit: Structure and Hands-On Experience

    This past year has taught me a lot about what I do and don’t want in my IT career. While I’m grateful for the opportunity to get my foot in the door, I’ve realized that I thrive in environments with structure, mentorship, and clear expectations—and right now, those are things I’m missing. I’m also eager…

  • Learning What I Can, While Looking Ahead

    Not every opportunity turns out the way you hoped—but that doesn’t mean you stop growing. Even though my current role hasn’t offered the training or support I expected, I’m still showing up, asking questions, and learning everything I can while I’m here. I’ve fixed hardware, troubleshot connections, and handled support calls—all while figuring things out…

  • The Learning Curve No One Warned Me About

    Starting my first IT job was something I looked forward to for a long time. I was excited, hopeful, and ready to learn.But if I’m being honest—it’s been harder than I expected. Not because of the technology. Not because I can’t learn.But because of the lack of training and professionalism in the environment I’ve walked…

  • I’m Back—with Big News! 🎉

    It’s been a little while since I’ve posted—but for good reason.I’ve been busy making moves… and I’m thrilled to share a few updates: ✅ I landed my first IT job!I’m now working at a small Internet Service Provider (ISP), gaining real-world experience every day. From troubleshooting connections to helping customers stay online, I’m finally doing…

  • Why Project Management Is Part of My Bigger Picture

    When I started my degree in Information Technology, I was focused on learning the technical skills: hardware, troubleshooting, networking, and systems. But as I progressed, I realized something else was just as important—project management. Every successful IT team needs someone who can plan, organize, communicate, and adapt. That’s where project management skills come in—and why…