I'm only 27, but I also have a Master's degree (MBA) and am doing a career pivot into law. I've been studying since November, but didn't get consistent until the beginning of January and am already seeing massive improvement. Took a practice test today and got 4 points higher than my last PT! It'll get easier once you complete the curriculum and start drilling! Just trust the process and stay consistent! You've got this!!

I'm also hoping to take the LSAT in April! My diagnostic was a 153 and after going through some of the material, I got a 155. Seriously locking in now because I need to hit a 160 at least. I'm aiming to get through a module a day so I can start drilling. Just finished the NA section, so I've got a ways to go. The most helpful thing for me so far is keeping a Wrong Answer Journal. It really allows me to reflect on my thought process. I've also been keeping a detailed spreadsheet of my PT results highlighting which question types I'm struggling with the most and vice versa. I'm hoping this will be helpful when I get more into the drilling part of studying.

I would also suggest taking a diagnostic test so you have an idea of where you're score is at (I see in another comment that you haven't done any PTs). It'll help you figure out a more realistic goal for yourself. April is right around the corner and you need to start getting into the rhythm of what the test feels like.