Your first step is probably to find study materials that you are comfortable using. There probably isn't a substitute for the official CBK guide, but in terms of other books, videos, cue cards and courses, take the time to evaluate what's likely to work for you given your preferred learning style and personal situation. Only then can you really put together a plan on how to learn the material.
My study plan was to learn 2 CBKs per day by condensing the information into my own notes and taking two different self tests per CBK. Then on day 6 and 7 going over it all again focusing on the areas I didn't understand so well in each CBK. Then on day 8 I sat the exam. Whilst that worked for me, it did mean putting in a week of 15-16 hour days without interruption, which not everyone will be in a position to do.
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Steve Wilme CISSP-ISSAP, ISSMP MCIIS
