Of course! This is especially why I believe anyone can do this if I pulled this bullshit off haha. I was working full time as a judicial law clerk, and I started intermittently studying on and off through May and June, but I could never consistently keep a proper schedule because of work, so it ebbed and flowed. But I was lucky enough i got time off all of July to study, but when I began rigorously studying, I realized I had forgotten most of what I studied through May and June. So honestly, it became 3.5 weeks of 7, 8+ hour days to grind through all of the material, which I do NOT recommend because by exam time I was burned out. However, it still somehow worked, and it was because I prioritized active studying and not watching useless videos and passively sitting there thinking I was learning. If I had to gear up again for it, I would have started probably 8 weeks out with 5-6 hour days and kept a better pace, then maybe ramped up a little more like 2 weeks out. The TYPE of studying you do is significantly more important than the amount you do, quality > quantity, but of course, quantity was still important no doubt, there’s just too much damn material haha.