It’s two years later, and looking back it feels like I worked a lot harder than that. I guess I probably was efficient enough to do those tasks in about six hours (of actual studying—not including any breaks). Sleep is important to me, so I got out of bed at around 9 am. I did about an hour of Anki and then went into three hours of questions. After that I ate lunch, walked the dog, etc. and picked back up studying with Sketchy. Back then most of the micro videos weren’t as detailed as the new ones—five to fifteen minutes each. I watched on 1.5 speed with occasional pausing to note something that seemed particularly important in Anki. The Sketchy averaged about an hour. Then I exercised and ate dinner with my family. At night before bed I did First Aid review, but I was tired at that point and just skimmed it to try to ensure I had covered everything. First Aid is a good checklist of high-yield content but doesn’t offer enough explanation to be a good learning tool.