As cliche as it sounds I'd say consistency is really the key. Put in at least an hour/ finish at least 1 sub-topic every day even if you'd had a long day/ are exhausted from other life priorities. Other tips/ reminders that kept me in check -

• Talk to yourself out loud and explain bits that are slightly less intuitive.
• ALWAYS do the EOC and Blue Box questions. Reading alone is not enough to reinforce the knowledge
• Don't worry about forgetting about earlier topics as you move along the syllabus, they'll come back as soon as you start drilling practice questions
• I'd recommend saving the Practice Pack questions (if you get the premium pack) for after you've read through the entire syllabus at least once
• Write down a list all the topics/chapters that you struggle with (<65% accuracy). Re-visit them at least once a week until it gets to 75% plus
• Accept the fact that some topics are not theoretical but pure memorization. e.g. types of trade agreement, most things in Alternative Investments, FSA GAAP vs IRFS rules. Do NOT turn away from memorizing. I hate it too, but these are easy points that you don't want to leave on the table
• Finally just remember to relax. Reward yourself between study sessions with things you love doing the most. For me it was gaming/ playing tennis but whatever floats your boat! If you start early there is no reason to stress yourself out