Hi Taha, I noticed that you are a business owner. So am I. Something that I had to learn the hard way is hyper-focus. My scores improved dramatically when I learned to block out everything other than the question at hand. Don't worry about yesterday. Don't worry about tomorrow. Don't worry about the previous question. Don't worry about the next question. Pretend that only you and that question exist at that moment.

I wear earplugs. At least one day in advance, I tell people around me that I cannot be disturbed. I pre-plan meals so they don't take focus. I start as early in the AM as possible to eliminate distractions. I turn off my phone and only check it during breaks.

As business owners, as with many professions, we are trained to manage so many things at once. In many ways the LSAT is training you to focus intensely on a single task when required to do so.

Best wishes in your journey!

I used it to cancel a score when the proctors interrupted me during the logic games (twice)! I think it is great insurance! Seeing the score first allowed me to gauge my performance under those circumstances.

@ You are an amazing inspiration! Congratulations! I have six kids, so I know the struggle. I am not sure that I can duplicate your progress, but I hope to get close! Thank you for taking the time to share. I really enjoyed your RC tips. I am trying to get from -2/-3 to -0.

I am going to get above 170 on tomorrow's LSAT

I am interested.