Your hair feels gross, the fridge is empty, and you’ve been scraping together whatever free time you can.
Words in front of you are jumbling together into a blurry mess, passing by like a dream and also slipping away like one.
I’ve been where you are. In a way, I’m still there.
Bar prep steeps you in this undercurrent of anxiety because there’s so much to study with so little time and you’re feeling the pressure from the exam getting closer and closer. The worst combination.
But it’s not just time. Time isn’t your scapegoat. “Life is short” is propaganda by people who wasted their time.
“Yeah, maybe when I have more time. I’m going to feel motivated someday. Everything happens for a reason.” Oh, okay.
We like to tell people we “don’t have time” or that “time is the most valuable resource” or that “life is short” (even though we love to procrastinate).
Time is not your most valuable resource.
You ALSO need ENERGY and ATTENTION. You need CLARITY so you can be productive. Even if you “had the time,” it wouldn’t mean jack unless you did something with it.
Here are 6 ways to take back your time and energy while studying for the bar exam (even if you’re working full time):
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