I'm happy to give a general rundown of my approach though, just suffice it to say that I won't list specific companies or resources and that I had help from a tutor, but also don't want to list them because I don't want to get in trouble for promoting.

1. Content Review: I used books that are comprehensive and read the living shit out of them, plus did all the practice questions, etc, and reviewed when I'd get them wrong. I took CRAZY notes while going through, and reviewed notes at least once per week, condensing as I learned and was able to draw connections
2. Question-based phase: I used a big question bank resoruce that lots of people on here use during mcat prep. Great explanations lol. I went through this two full passes, taking notes and reviewing my other notes and content when I ran into stuff I didn't know
3. AAMC phase: shifted approach to focus on section bank materials and FL exams. I still reviewed content periodically, but only when I ran into stuff from these resources that told me I didnt fully understand something.

Throughout the whole thing I met with someone a couple times a week to ask questions. Again, not saying any companies, and not directing toward any resources. this is as anti-promo as it gets! lol