"If you take yourself for granted and think, 'I want to help people through this mechanism through being a lawyer, but I can't do this test, ' to me, you're shortcutting the world of your abilities, your empathy, your specialness." Wow, powerful. Thank you, Brad!
You're doing incredible, and you have made SO much progress! You have all of us on 7sage behind you, so keep it up and believe in yourself as much as we believe in you!
@rosenb1um For me I only do this for question I got wrong and don't understand why. But I'll write down exactly why I thought my answer was correct. Then I'll write down every reason I can think that the correct answer would be right. Then I'll compare that to the answer explanation and people's explanations in the comment. Essentially exploring every argument for either answer until I find the discrepancy or at least understand the argument for the correct answer.
Still can't load any videos. This is the second time. I couldn't do the one of the guy walking us through the application process and now this. Can someone help me I want to watch both.
i looked him up- bro was in the military in an elite ranger regiment, went to dartmouth- an ivy league school with a 3.48 (which is relatively low for harvard, but i wouldn’t really say it’s low) and was both homeless and is an urm. that’s like, t 2 softs (homelessness and elite military) and not an exceptionally low lsat or gpa. compare this to like, an avg kjd splitter who has like a 3.5 and a 172, i don’t think that splitter would get into harvard unless they are similarly cracked lmao
I am manifesting my destiny... I scored a 137 my 1st LSAT, I will master this and score above a 165 - this is the hardest thing I've ever done but anything is possible. Thank you for the motivation Brad - I really needed it...
this is where i'm at: plateaued in the mid-high 160s. the questions i get wrong make perfect sense in hindsight. if i can just figure out how to get that hindsight into, um, currentsight, i feel like i'm going to kill it. but yeah, it's hard to figure out where i'm going wrong, like i'm just literally this smart and no smarter.
With the Grace of the almighty and powerful God, I will score no less than 163 on the LSAT this January. I pray for all my fellow future counselors. We just have to remain consistent and hungry. Ask God to bring you confidence and trust in his will for your journey. We must stay hungry, team. We improve, incrementally each day. As Brad said, do not deprive the world of you God given talents and purpose!
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Brad, my goat
I like this and he will push me to where I want to be. Thanks Brad
"If you take yourself for granted and think, 'I want to help people through this mechanism through being a lawyer, but I can't do this test, ' to me, you're shortcutting the world of your abilities, your empathy, your specialness." Wow, powerful. Thank you, Brad!
This was the hopecore i needed.
You're doing incredible, and you have made SO much progress! You have all of us on 7sage behind you, so keep it up and believe in yourself as much as we believe in you!
Any tips on the drill/wrong answer journal? Not great at doing stuff like that, thanks!
@rosenb1um For me I only do this for question I got wrong and don't understand why. But I'll write down exactly why I thought my answer was correct. Then I'll write down every reason I can think that the correct answer would be right. Then I'll compare that to the answer explanation and people's explanations in the comment. Essentially exploring every argument for either answer until I find the discrepancy or at least understand the argument for the correct answer.
i needed that
needed to hear this ! Amazing video!
I definitely needed to hear this, thank you!!
Needed to hear this! Thanks, Brad!
Thanks Brad WE LOVE YOUUU
YOU'RE THE GOAT BRAD!
Still can't load any videos. This is the second time. I couldn't do the one of the guy walking us through the application process and now this. Can someone help me I want to watch both.
Try this link -
Aw this actually was so cute Brad is the goat
Thank you for the encouragement, Brad!
Is there a place to get a diagram of the entire Conditional and Set Logic Module
i looked him up- bro was in the military in an elite ranger regiment, went to dartmouth- an ivy league school with a 3.48 (which is relatively low for harvard, but i wouldn’t really say it’s low) and was both homeless and is an urm. that’s like, t 2 softs (homelessness and elite military) and not an exceptionally low lsat or gpa. compare this to like, an avg kjd splitter who has like a 3.5 and a 172, i don’t think that splitter would get into harvard unless they are similarly cracked lmao
@JerryTianleChen Thank you for this context!
@JerryTianleChen Are you trying to undercut his success or something? Or make yourself feel better? What's the point of this comment?
I am manifesting my destiny... I scored a 137 my 1st LSAT, I will master this and score above a 165 - this is the hardest thing I've ever done but anything is possible. Thank you for the motivation Brad - I really needed it...
@SamHunt2400 Good luck, I believe in you!!!!
@SamHunt2400 Yes good luck, I believe in you as well :)
@SamHunt2400 In a very similar ranger as you! We got this!!
@NicoleGutierrez8234 Me too! This was super encouraging! Thanks Brad!
That was incredibly encouraging! Thank you for this bit of respite and inspiration!
This is such an inspiring video.
I love this, thank you, Brad, for sharing your story. As a URM, this is beautiful. Harvard here I come 170+
I should really be in good hands because ill be happy with a 150
I will score a 170+ and finally prove to myself that I can reproduce the results that I've been seeing in my practice on the real test!!
this is where i'm at: plateaued in the mid-high 160s. the questions i get wrong make perfect sense in hindsight. if i can just figure out how to get that hindsight into, um, currentsight, i feel like i'm going to kill it. but yeah, it's hard to figure out where i'm going wrong, like i'm just literally this smart and no smarter.
With the Grace of the almighty and powerful God, I will score no less than 163 on the LSAT this January. I pray for all my fellow future counselors. We just have to remain consistent and hungry. Ask God to bring you confidence and trust in his will for your journey. We must stay hungry, team. We improve, incrementally each day. As Brad said, do not deprive the world of you God given talents and purpose!
@CrispyOats Amen! What a powerful prayer.
@CrispyOats Amen!!