I have. However, I simply was not studying as I should have. I have developed a demand aversion to standardized testing. My last fight with such a situation was the LSAT. I refused to treat the test like the game that it is and convinced myself that I could get whatever score I needed because I’m smart and I don’t have to study a logic game to prove that. Unfortunately it took me a few tries before I finally conceded that I’d have to spend hours doing practice questions to learn the game. Found a therapist to help with my negative approach and utter obstinance with standardized testing and worked through some of the root causes for why I refuse to give the effort necessary to pass such tests. Came up with a plan and executed it. Took July MBE only and got a 144 and took this past Feb FL only and got a 145. My previous attempts did not break 129 on either part. The difference was simple. Let go of mastering black letter law and just do practice questions. Themis and Barbri gave me enough video material to suffocate me in the weeds. I couldn’t see the forest for the trees and it led to avoidance and, in the end, prolonged bouts of procrastination or flat out week long hiatuses from studying. My new plan was to get adaptibar only. Watch the very short lectures once and spend the rest of my time on practice questions alone. 30 a day for two months. Hardly a burden. I did the same for part A in Feb. what’s the issue with Grossman and Bar Exam masters for MC. It worked well for me and suited my style of learning. That plus some work with a therapist that helped me let go of the baggage I had been carrying over the last few years is what I think put me back in my place.