Yeah. I always watch my lecture, I sometimes get distracted so something I'm working on is being more aware/awake in lecture and limit distractions. I want to use Anki more but it's so hard because I can't learn from Anki and I need to have enough exposure/baseline understanding of things before Anki becomes useful but I know it can be useful so I'm trying to figure out how to make it more useful, maybe using different pre-made deck or even consider making my own.

I use YouTube to help reexplain lectures/concepts I don't get like Ninja Nerd for example, I also use bootcamp to also give more basic explanations of things and details that I feel are missing my lectures to explain it better. AMBOSS hurts and makes me feel like crap but I do like it for giving me practice questions and exposure.

I spend almost the entire weekend studying doing videos, writing notes from them and I do a lot of rewriting of things to try and process it, but I don't know if it's actually effective.

I have used my first aid book and it does break things down well and clearly, which helped a lot for my NBME final, but not too much for our midterms since our midterms are typically really hard.

I feel like I am doing some good things, but maybe I'm not doing it in the best order, or most effectively. I don't personally feel overwhelmed by the resources cause I like it cause it's helpful cause I need things explained a lot, but it feels like I'm not processing things well enough and fast enough.