After completing the core curriculum, I have just been doing doing 25 LR questions one day, then reviewing the next; 2-3 passages one day, then reviewing those questions the next; and finally spend 1 day doing a practice exam, and then 2 days reviewing it. All timed.

If I have any extra time, I just spam LR drills until I'm bored, unmotivated, or itching to stop studying. If I am taking more time than I usually do, I stop when I am unmotivated, and just pick up where I left off the next day and try to complete as much as I can of the material I would have studied that day if I didn't have left over material from the prior day.

My schedule is kinda similar to the youtube video, but I prefer 2-3 passages because I spend a lot of time understanding how I should read a passage on top of analyzing why I get questions wrong. 4 passages is a little too much imo since that means im spending a lot of time watching reading videos and writing down where/why I get confused or how to deconstruct the passage.

This would take me about 1-1.5 hours everyday. I work full-time, maintain competitive hobbies (amateur boxer), and volunteer, so this schedule works perfectly for someone who is pretty busy.

@HarryStyles I think the only inference we can make from negating most statements are like the following:

If A -m-> B, then all A cannot be not B i.e. A->/B (and the contrapositive all B cannot be not A).

That's the only thing we can infer i believe

This is kinda related to what I am struggling with. I am finished with the core curriculum and have started doing the practice blocks. I already put the lowest hour amount (1-2 hours per day) because of work schedule — which I do have 1-2 hours free everyday. However, to do 2-3 drills and a practice section every day and blind review within 1-2 hours is kind of crazy. Maybe its just me - but one section takes about an hour and a half for taking the section => blind review + explanations of thinking within blind review => checking my answers and reviewing the ones i got wrong.

A drill of 5-6 LR questions w/ blind review is sometimes doable I think with a section within 1-2 hours, but 2 passages + blind review + post-blind review could easily take an hour of time.

It really is a regressive system because if you struggle and get a lot wrong, then it takes longer to do the blind review and post review because you have more questions to review in general.