Let me guess. Does your bar prep regimen look something like this?
- Listening to lectures while sitting still like a statue
- Pausing to take notes and fill in the blanks (doubling the time it takes to finish the lectures)
- Reading giant outlines (and rereading paragraphs)
Eventually falling asleep with the lights on.
It’s like you’re experiencing the most annoying part about traveling—sitting for hours staring at a tiny screen next to someone who takes up the armrest even though they got the window seat.
And repeating this every day. Is this what Limbo is like?
(Do not invite me to “go travel”)
Words and days pass by you. You’re drained and demoralized because you’re trying to “study” but aren’t feeling a sense of progress.
Why are you trying to do this the hard way?
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