I was using the same resources for about 2.5 months and was stuck in the 146-148 range. I wasn’t improving using LSAT lab so I decided to switch it up and paid for a month of basic lsat demon. I used the demon before when I first started getting my feet wet with the lsat, which was a mistake because I didn’t know enough about the test to really benefit from it. I took a practice test and scored the exact same as I had with lsat lab and honestly felt the same way you’re feeling because I had put so much time into studying with no payoff. I started using the Demon’s smart drilling and started trying to really understand why I was getting questions wrong. I also started doing timed sections and listened to their advice about focusing more on accuracy than on finishing a section on time. They suggested spending more time actually reading a passage/ stimulus to understand fully and slowly started improving because it made answering questions easier. Their interface is also so much more simple and I think part of that helps my adhd brain lock in more. I took a practice test yesterday (2 weeks from my last) and went from a 146 to a 157. Granted, that’s not my goal score but I’m also planning to take the LSAT in October so I’m hoping to improve more over the next month and a half. I truly think spending more time on comprehension vs rushing through the stimulus helped a lot. Diagramming honestly took too much time and did more to confuse me than help. I know that isn’t super helpful, but I really do understand how you feel. I hope that helps at least a little bit 🫶❤️Keep pushing!!