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I'm at work, so I can't write everything I want to express. But I got my dream score!
I truly don't think it would have been possible without the amazing community and J.Y. for all the love and support along the way.
Trust the process. Do the CC. Fool proof. PT. Blind Review. Repeat as necessary.
Most importantly, keep faith. (3(/p)
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Congrats!!! That's awesome!!!
@alexanderthegreat4558 said:
@michaeltheodore140 couldn’t agree more with your assessment! Haha Suits is full of great quotes 😂
Agreed. My all-time fav is:
Harvey: What are your choices when someone puts a gun to your head?
Mike: What are you talking about? You do what they say or they shoot you.
Harvey: WRONG. You take the gun, or you pull out a bigger one. Or, you call their bluff. Or, you do any one of a hundred and forty six other things.
Congrats on the score!
Congratulations! This gives me so much hope. I'm sooo happy I found 7sage!!
@alyssamccain0593780 said:
Congrats!!! That is such an awesome accomplishment. I have followed your posts over the past 2 years on here and you are an inspiration for sure!
@alyssamccain0593780 Haha! Same! :lol:
Congrats!!! That is such an awesome accomplishment. I have followed your posts over the past 2 years on here and you are an inspiration for sure!
Congratulations 🎊🎉 This is so inspiring! I’m about 5 weeks out, and this is more motivation! Go do great things Alex!!!
YAY! THAT IS AWESOME! CONGRATS!
@acsimon699 said:
Congrats man! This is what’s up! Big things!!!
Thank you so much brother! You were a big motivation for me last year and I appreciate it greatly.
@chelsealawsyou861 Thank you :) Seasons1&2 by far!
Excellent work! By the way, does anyone know which seasons of Suits have the most LSAT plotlines? :)
Congrats man! This is what’s up! Big things!!!
Congrats Alex!
Good job dude.
I kinda forgot about those Suits episodes. (But Donna is my queen.)
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Congrats Alex on your success.
Congrats man! I've read a lot of your comments. They have helped me a lot and your journey has been truly inspiring.
i remember us having the whole rachel zane talk about a year ago lol, i used to watch a lot of suits too, well you have motivated me to keep going.. i'm going to take the March and June test I want to get my score before the test goes digital
Congrats Alex! Off to big things!
@michaeltheodore140 couldn’t agree more with your assessment! Haha Suits is full of great quotes 😂
@alexanderthegreat4558 said:
@alexanderthegreat4558 said:
MY MAN !! CONGRATS!! RACHEL ZANE WOULD BE VERY PROUD OF YOU RIGHT NOW !
Haha I actually used to watch a lot of Suits. I remember there was this scene when Mike was helping Rachel with the LSAT and he said something I thought was profound. Something along the lines of:
“You’re so afraid of getting fooled by a few trick questions that you’re letting it mess you up with all the other ones. If you keep trying to be perfect, you’re going to overthink the whole test.”
The test was undisclosed, so I’ll never know which ones I missed for sure. But I’m willing to bet that most of them were the ones I skipped and missed on my terms. Taking control of the test will do wonders for your confidence and score. I advocate everyone practice the art of choosing 2 or so questions per LR section to miss. On purpose. Keep your confidence, time, and stamina.
THIS! I've seen a marked improvement -- we'll see if that ends up being true for scores, but definitely for confidence/feeling throughout taking PTs. I think there's a kind of curve that dips down and comes back up when it comes to the LSAT, where you come in unable to perceive the logic so you're super confident and just smash through sections. But when you start to understand the logic through the core curriculum, you can better perceive the traps and nuances, and start to become intimidated by the hard questions. That tips you into a cycle of being underconfident on other questions and just feeling overwhelmed by the test and the time pressure.
Taking control is such an important part, and confidence drills really helped with that. When you gain that kind of feeling of being in control, I think you start to climb back out of the dip because now you're equipped with the logic and fundamental skills, but you also have the confidence you had when you originally came into the test blind. I think what's more important for your mentality is not the feeling of getting everything right, but the feeling that you did everything you could with the questions you had. It's that feeling where you can say to the test writers (in your mind) "Hey, I know you put this curvebreaker question at question 9, but I'm not going to let you take away my momentum."
Anyway great quote! We should frame it somewhere in these forums haha
@alexanderthegreat4558 said:
MY MAN !! CONGRATS!! RACHEL ZANE WOULD BE VERY PROUD OF YOU RIGHT NOW !
Haha I actually used to watch a lot of Suits. I remember there was this scene when Mike was helping Rachel with the LSAT and he said something I thought was profound. Something along the lines of:
“You’re so afraid of getting fooled by a few trick questions that you’re letting it mess you up with all the other ones. If you keep trying to be perfect, you’re going to overthink the whole test.”
The test was undisclosed, so I’ll never know which ones I missed for sure. But I’m willing to bet that most of them were the ones I skipped and missed on my terms. Taking control of the test will do wonders for your confidence and score. I advocate everyone practice the art of choosing 2 or so questions per LR section to miss. On purpose. Keep your confidence, time, and stamina.
@nikitamunjal950 said:
Congrats man! The long journey was worth it!
thank you 🙏🏽
This might sound like hyperbole but I really think it was the longest and most worthwhile journey of my life.
@michaeltheodore140 said:
As a long time lurker, congrats! Always incredible to hear these success stories :')
thank you BlindReviewer :) love the name btw!
As a long time lurker, congrats! Always incredible to hear these success stories :')
Congrats man! The long journey was worth it!