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Stop Overthinking Your Studies

MrJHGreen Member

June 2021 in General 27 karma

As someone who is by definition an overthinker, I wanted to give those who fall prey to the same way of thinking some encouragement.

Stop overthinking your studies.

Overthinking leads to analysis paralysis where you'll end up worrying/overanalyzing/overthinking your LSAT studies instead of actually doing them.

Get a plan, stick with it, and work hard. The rest will come to you.

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