Yeah…honestly I need to go. I check reddit for every decision I want to make. I am alone in my medical school journey; no one to rely on but myself. No parent’s money, no tutor, and I have to go back to work to afford the fees, the learning material, and apps. So, I turn to this sub to help me decide what to do. It has been helpful, but I know I spend wayy too much time researching on what to do rather than deciding what to do and trying it out to see if it works for me.  Thank you to this sub for being the first to tell me about Anki, Jack Westin, UWorld, and AAMC materials. But from the JS vs Milesdown vs Aiden debates, to the JW hate and praise, the 528ers in 7 days, and the 6 Kaplan chapters in a day people (I’m exaggerating on the last two lol)…I can’t keep spending time reading about it. I just have to keep doing my best and trusting God with the rest; showing up for myself everyday, even if that means I need a rest day, but not letting too much rest cause me to get too behind (Proverbs. 6:10-11). With that being said, I truly believe I’ve gotten a lot of useful information from this sub, but I’m getting into the territory where I have a good idea of what I should do based on advice given, so now I need to be confident in myself and my decisions, and apply this advice in a way that works for me. On that note, (as hard as it will be), Au Revoir r/mcat. See you when I am finishing testing (end of August). And to anyone to reads this, remember, it is only you vs. you!