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Why you're stuck
More books = more confusion.
Sometimes more isn't better. Juggling competing sets of acronyms and formulas is a recipe for confusion. If the first book didn't work, it's not likely the next one will either.
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Why you're stuck
If it's boring, it's not working.
It's hard to learn when you're bored. Videos and courses talk at you—they can't answer your questions, adapt to your pace, or ground the content in topics that actually speak to you.
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Why you're stuck
You're missing the forest for the trees.
Playing detective with every word and letter? You're overcomplicating it. The answer isn't hidden in some trick—it's in understanding the argument as a whole.
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Why you're stuck
You don't know where to start.
There's no one right way to LSAT. The trick is finding something that works for you, sticking to it, and evaluating your progress along the way.
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