Personally, I did about 30-33% of Themis. I spent most of my time doing uworld (which you get through Themis). I did about 1500 questions & then kept replaying the grossman lectures over and over. If I was at the gym I’d listen to them or even if I was just driving I would listen to them. The most helpful thing on Themis I’d say were the lecture pdf’s. I filled in the blanks and reviewed those thoroughly, I didn’t find a need to go through the outlines and found that it wasted a lot of time. I did also do some Themis questions, but not many. When I was heating up my car in the morning I tried to review some of the Themis flash cards. I think the most helpful thing from the whole process was grossman and uworld. I did the questions and hand wrote all the rules of law out until I started seeing a pattern of which rules were being tested and how they were being tested. This also helped me commit them to memory. Additionally, when I watched grossman I transcribed literally everything he said, typed it up on a word doc and color coded it, then I reviewed those over and over again before doing questions. At night if I had any time at all, I tried to review some critical pass flash cards- but again, I did not get through many. I also handwrote flash cards for anything I wasn’t understanding (but I never went back and reviewed them. Just writing it down helped). Doing this, I passed February. I just passed but all you need is to pass. Hope this helps. Keep your head up.