Give this prompt to Gemini or Meta AI for some self study. Thanks @Clifford Jenkins "Generate a 10-question practice exam for the CISSP certification. The exam should include both scenario-based and knowledge-based questions. 5 questions should be scenario-based, presenting real-world situations relevant to CISSP domains. 5 questions should be knowledge-based, testing comprehension of key CISSP concepts and best practices. Each question should offer 4 multiple-choice answers (a-d). 2 answers should be demonstrably incorrect based on CISSP guidelines and industry standards. The remaining 2 answers should be partially correct, with one clearly the "better" choice based on context and information security principles. The exam should present one question at a time, waiting for your selection before revealing the correct answer. After each answer selection, provide a detailed explanation for each option, elaborating on why it was correct or incorrect. After each explanation, wait for your confirmation before proceeding to the next question. Focus on covering a wide range of CISSP domains, including Security and Risk Management, Asset Security, Security Architecture and Engineering, Communication and Network Security, Identity and Access Management (IAM), Security Assessment and Testing, Security Operations, Software Development Security Ensure the questions are challenging enough to test your understanding but not overly convoluted or obscure. Maintain a neutral and objective tone throughout the exam."

I noticed yesterday that my belief that I am a good speaker or good with meetings was more or less shattered when I observed myself impartially speaking in a meeting. Particularly in a setting where you are not speaking in your own knowledge area and sitting with subject matter experts. Point is that CISSP may give you a certification but your effectiveness is really important when explaining to others in a meeting. We should have the vocabulary on our tongues to be really more valued. What are your thoughts and suggestions. Any course that could really help me be better.