Took it in person a while back - I was a little unprepared. I didn't have an easy-to-remember LSAC password, and when I wrote it on a sticky note, I misspelled the password. Lol. It took me a few extra minutes to log in and I had to run back to my car because I needed to check my phone. Overall, I was a little flustered and it put me in a bad starting position for the test. Other than that, security and everything else was very straightforward. I would encourage everyone to simulate testing conditions as much as possible - that means taking the test in uncomfortable environments (new chair/study spot). This is a hard one for me, because like you, I also sit in the same spot and chair..

sometimes i look at really nice apartments at my top choices for law school to inspire me (i live at home lol). or i watch diml's of attorneys (i really like @tiffthelawyer). also, i leave the house to study. i pack candy/tea or something else i can look forward to during breaks. try putting your phone/other distractions in another room. dw everyone gets distracted easily! try doing small things each study session to see if it helps :)