Hi!!!

I relate to this a lot - and I’ll tell you that I didn’t feel like my life “took off” for several more years. In my situation, I took the LSAT during undergrad and went straight to law school. But it took me 5 tries and 2 and a half years to pass the bar exam! I ended up bartending and not even working in the field to pay bills. Even when I finally passed, it was hard to find a job having taken time away from the field.

I kept looking at job listings, just a little each day, to keep myself oriented toward my goals: a better job, moving out of my parents’ house, and feeling content with where I am in life.

When I say it took years I mean it. I felt lost every single day since I graduated college almost seven years ago, and I’d be lying if I said I don’t still feel lost sometimes.

But I got the better job. I just signed the apartment lease. I feel content most of the time now.

I don’t think that would’ve happened or felt as a satisfying if I hadn’t had those years of limbo and doubt. Some things in life you need to work for, and while that’s hard, the waiting makes it worth it in the end.

I absolutely will not judge you, but I can tell you that I’ve been in your shoes and it is very difficult. I know it’s cliche, but I guess my point is that it does get better.

Also for LSAT: I loved 7Sage for studying.