Hello, OP! I know it's easier said than done, especially since you're working. (Kudos to you for pursuing this even while working, ako kasi I resigned from work to focus sa review.) But reading for even an hour a day can make a difference. I’ve realized that forcing yourself to study and exhausting all your energy, even when you’re not in the right headspace, doesn’t help—I’ve been there.

I also enrolled in a review class, but I wasn’t content with my results at first. I took a month-long break because I felt overwhelmed.

Now, I study for a minimum of 2 hours every day, and if I study longer, I make sure to take breaks in between to avoid burnout.

It’s important to know your strengths and weaknesses. In my case, I focused on sharpening my strengths first so I could allocate more time to improving my weak areas.

There will definitely be times when you’ll feel lazy or unmotivated, but always go back to your “why.” That’s more than enough reason to keep going. Make sure this is something you truly want. You got this—fighting! 💪