I'm interested!

#help: I know that the whole point of the LSAT is that it's tricky and not very formulaic, but I cant help but thinking that these video explanations are utterly useless to me because so many of them feel like the person explaining the answer as if we already know the correct answer, as opposed to providing some applicable way to approach these questions every time. I have been drilling conditional reasoning questions for so long and it feels like every time I start to do one thing (e.g. apply Lawgic) it wastes time and actually I should be doing something else (e.g. just reading the question and drawing graphs about it)