CISSP study plan

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Hi all,
This is actually my first time posting.
I work in the IS field currently and have been for about a few years now. I am attempting the CISSP, I already have the Security+ and ITIL v3 certs. I know the CISSP will be much tougher. Here is my game plan as far as study materials.
1) Eric Conrad - CISSP Study Guide 2nd edition
2) Shon Harris CISSP AIO Exam Guide 6th edition
3) Eleventh Hour CISSP: Study Guide by Eric Conrad - Syngress
4) CISSP Practice Exams by Shon Harris
My question is, how do you guys feel this will help me? I know on this forum that people say the Shon Harris CISSP AIO is verbose, so should I use options 1 and go over the Shon Harris books on topics I dont feel as strong about? Then once Im done with the Eric Conrad book, I plan to go through the 11th hour book and through practice exams. Do you guys think thats a solid way to go about studying, or is their anything I may need more? Let me know your thoughts on my game plan.
This is actually my first time posting.

1) Eric Conrad - CISSP Study Guide 2nd edition
2) Shon Harris CISSP AIO Exam Guide 6th edition
3) Eleventh Hour CISSP: Study Guide by Eric Conrad - Syngress
4) CISSP Practice Exams by Shon Harris
My question is, how do you guys feel this will help me? I know on this forum that people say the Shon Harris CISSP AIO is verbose, so should I use options 1 and go over the Shon Harris books on topics I dont feel as strong about? Then once Im done with the Eric Conrad book, I plan to go through the 11th hour book and through practice exams. Do you guys think thats a solid way to go about studying, or is their anything I may need more? Let me know your thoughts on my game plan.

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Bachelor of Science, IT - Security Emphasis (Completed: Apr 25t, 2014)
https://www.sans.org/webcasts/successful-passing-cissp-95594
I think you have a solid study plan. If you wanted to read the actual ISC2 CBK you may find it interesting.
I used this Q&A book as well:
CISSP Exam Prep - Questions, Answers & Explanations - SSI Logic Publishing
I also had the Shon Harris Practice Exams and AIO - one of these days I may even open them
I did browse the Eric Conrad Study guide - I really liked it.
For myself, I ultimately splurge on getting the SANS OnDemand 414 CISSP Course as my main preparation because I had a short window for study.
I agree with wes allen about taking notes, I took a lot of notes and then in the final month or so I wrote a number of flash cards. Good luck.
I only used the ISC Official CBK book and only opened the Shon Harris book to get the CD out. I used the CD for most of my test questions. As far as hours per day studying I averaged a bout 4 per day (5 days a week) for a bout three months and the final two weeks before my exam I studied EVERY day about 5 hours and reviewed all domains from first to last. Each person learns different with different materials, so good luck with your studying and your test.
Also Paul is dead on it. Depends on your years of experience and how much you already know. Access Control, BCP, Crypto and Law was something I already knew a lot about but the other domains was where I really had to focus. Also, I have almost 15 years in IT at the moment.
Good luck.
I have worked in some of the domains for some years but still felt I needed to learn the ISC2 way of those modules, in the last month I probably spent about 6+ hours a day for most the week, but I think in hindsight that was a little overkill but I learnt a lot so not complaining
Oh and sit loads of practice quiz's, I used CCCure mainly which were very useful and then moved onto the Eric Conrad and Shon Harris questions near to the exam.
I can't vouche for the material. I think Shon is fabolous and she has done a lot to forward the development of the IT security practice. But I only listen to about 5 minutes of the recordings before I got bored out of my skull. She has a bit of a droning voice.
Read Shon Harris and do attempt practice questions at the end of each domain.It is critical to master art of reading the question and the given choices and then answer.
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I am looking for any advise that you may have for someone who does not have as much as 5 years IT experience and Would like to take CISSP certification. I want to take the exam so that I can become an Associate while I continue to work on the experience. What resource (study Books ) would you recommend for someone without much IT experience? Thanks