I finally have time to participate in my local book club and take up crocheting at a local yarn store! Instead of looking at the coming weeks as a hunker-down period, let yourself breathe and do all the things you couldn't while dedicating yourself to the LSAT <3

Once the test starts you'll literally be forced to lock in, so I would focus most on controlling nerves before the actual test. Make sure to eat wholesome food the day before and the day of, and bring a sugary snack, water, and a stomach-filling snack for the 10-minute break so that you don't lose steam towards the end -- you will notice yourself petering out if you don't adequately fuel yourself and that alone can make you freak out. Bilateral stimulation paired with slow, intentional breathing really helps me calm down too. Good luck! You got this!

This is so funny because a few weeks ago I watched that same video and came away thinking he was just living on a different plane of existence than me. After a lot of blind review though I totally got what he meant. However, though I think the core of his message is dead-on, I do think diagramming is really helpful for more convoluted conditionals and answer choices with contrapositives. I only diagrammed selectively on the October exam, and it made questions that would originally take 2 minutes take like 30 seconds.