Anyone have any stamina tips for this test. It's unlike any other... I'm not normally a bad test taker (90th percentile on JD Next, near perfect ACP and CEDS score, set most curves in a masters in litigation/dispute resolution degree). I can perfect or near perfect score my first section, and then lose 10 in the very next one. My brain is like an 8 year old cell phone battery, full charge for like 30 mins and then down to zero in 30 seconds. (Note: this could very well be TBI and BVD related because my working memory is so trash without the ability to compensate in other ways). So any advice, from any angle, on the endurance aspect of this test is greatly appreciated. I feel comfortable with the logic. Have taken this test multiple times and always crash harder than any practice section would indicate.
Side note: I'm a working mom in high stakes business litigation, so drilling a bunch full length exams is sooooo unrealistic (tried it last time with no improvement) because if I cant do it when my brain is "good battery" its not even worth it. Maybe it's how boring the test is? Because I bill like 200-250 hours a month and do fine managing cases. But maybe that's exactly why fitting test prep into my margins is so brutal? LSAT prep never hits at my peak.
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