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LSATcantwin
Alum Member Sage ⭐
Congratulations! You have completed and survived a fully time and administered LSAT. Regardless of score this is a huge feat!
For those that achieved their goal score or better, an extra congrats to you! Your hard work and dedication payed off! You earned your score be proud!
For the rest of us, well don't let it get you down. We have to get back up and start working hard again. Our goals are attainable, we just need to keep on working to get there. Let those who succeed motivate you to keep working toward success! We need to trust in the method and really put our all into the test.
Do not beat yourself up, or let it define you. Just because you failed once doesn't mean you will have the same outcome again. Get back up and keep on running!
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Love your attitude! So easy to get caught up in momentary failure and forget that it is indeed, only momentary. Keep on keeping on.
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Right on brother!
Thanks for this!!! I definitely needed it.
You're the best
I needed this. Thank you!
What doesn’t kill me makes me stronger. I can tell my future clients, “Don’t give up now! I wouldn’t be here if I gave up after the September test!”