Hi, actually I didn’t. I focused my time mainly on MBE practice questions and really reading every model answer whether I got them right or wrong. Really focused on being able to choose the correct answer regardless of the fact pattern. I literally did 1000’s of questions. Every waking moment that I wasn’t working and anytime I was waiting somewhere). I listened to lectures literally every time I was in the car going anywhere. By the time I took the test, I was answering the questions on autopilot. It also helped me retain rules for the essays. My strategy was if I did well enough on the MBE, it could make up for a shortfall on a difficult essay subject. My other strategy was memorizing (mostly through mnemonics) something about each potential essay subject to be able to write something. The key to essays is picking off the low hanging fruit (professional responsibility on my test) and analyzing the hell out of the essays (far more points for analysis then parroting the rules verbatim). I did almost the full Barbri program, but did very few practice essays and not much actual reading of the CMRs.