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I gave my first LSAT on October 10th, and I didn't think it went that great. I was really bummed out after doing it, cuz I know it did not go as well as I wanted it to go.
But then I remembered that I overcame one of my biggest flaws. I tend to always quit things when they get difficult, and have a problem of fully committing to something. Studying for the LSAT was difficult, mentally draining, fatiguing, required a lot of committment, and at times it seemed like it wasn't meant for me. I still pulled through, I gave that test, and I am very proud of myself for that.
I know there might be a lot of you that might not be happy about how your test went, but it's okay, it's not the end of the world. You did the hardest part, which was studying and taking that LSAT. We're all gonna become lawyers, so keep believing in yourself, and keep going till you make it to the finish line.
If I am playing soccer, then I am wearing cleats.
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If I am NOT wearing cleats, then I am NOT playing soccer
I got 2/5 both on the actual and blind review. Its demoralizing, and I understand what I did wrong when I see the answers, but in the moment, due to the time constraint, I overthink it too much or miss a detail in the arguement. Hopefully I improve overtime
2/5, and then 3/5 on BR. This is so demotivating 😞