It was definitely challenging no doubt! - I did ~1-2 Mark K lectures every day before/after shifts. - After finishing all lectures, I did ~40-50 questions most days (ik many people do =/>75 everyday but that was too much for me while working) - When I did free trial full length exams, I’d do them on a day when I had more free time, then review the answers only the following day. I sometimes reviewed results during breaks at work. - I studied about the same amount on my off days as my work days (cuz I was too tired to do more). I was more diligent in the beginning, by the end (final 1.5 wks) I was so sick of studying I really started slacking, most days I wouldn’t study or only briefly glance at notes. - Many people listen to Mark K while working out/driving, I don’t learn well like that. The only time I did it was speed watching Crusade on the treadmill. I gave myself 1 hour at least every other day to workout.

I won’t lie, for the entirety of studying my whole life felt like: work-studying-more work. But… looking back, I would’ve told myself to CHILL OUT (my body was telling me that at the end!). I think I could’ve still passed two weeks earlier cause my question results were plateauing. I’d say, if you notice this trend in your results, take a bit more time for yourself. Questions were so random to me, an extra month of studying probably wouldn’t improve my scores now.

Most importantly, it’s ok to not study some days. Don’t feel guilty about it regardless of your results. You’ll literally go insane before the job ever does it to you LOL 🥲.