mkytz15

Well done. I went from band 5 last year to pass this year.

smuggycfa

This is great, thanks so much, congratulations!

onelife1

The title of the thread and its content has made my day. Thanks, bud.

bkballa

southfloridaguy ...................very insightful and helpful post .......................thanks mate for actually taking time out of your celebration to write this....................Congrats on your newborn

dvilayphet

Thanks southfloridaguy, this was very helpful.

This will be my 3rd and last try, went from band 5 to 6 this year. But This time, I am willing to put in the commitment and I am in a similar situation with full time job and two kids. IF you can do it, so can I.

One question I have for you is this, what do you mean by "Memorize coldly the meaning of 30+ commonly used LOS command words"?



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at Tuesday, August 17, 2010 at 01:25PM by onelasttime.

NakedPuts00

The long ones are often the most overlooked but contain hidden gems. Your perseverance the 2nd time around is really a motivating factor for me...especially after being hit hard in the face a day after results. Thanks again.

Zestt

mp2438 Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> Thank you very much SFG! Very insightful post. I
> put around 275-300 hours this time around and
> scored much worse than I did...I think what did me
> in was the combo of poor AM time management and
> the "traps" in the PM section.
>
> I will use your advice wisely and prepare better
> for next year. Thanks again, and best of luck to
> you and your family.


Thanks mp,

I was concerned this post would be too long or drawn out for anyone to read and I am convinced that AF provided the ideas for me to make it through round two.

dvilayphet

Thank you very much SFG! Very insightful post. I put around 275-300 hours this time around and scored much worse than I did...I think what did me in was the combo of poor AM time management and the "traps" in the PM section.

I will use your advice wisely and prepare better for next year. Thanks again, and best of luck to you and your family.