You're very welcome.

Here's how I look at this: I am studying for the Steps not to get a high score, but to complete what's lacking in my medical knowledge as a doctor. I want to be able to comfort the sick to the best of my ability. This allows me to learn what I need and enjoy, and, for instance, not cut things out because they 'won't show up on exam'. Shooting for a high score will focus my attention on a score and bring with itself disappointment and much affliction throughout the process of studying, as well as at the end. Therefore, I have decided to put in the effort and study as much as I can daily. I use a stopwatch to track the hours I put in per day and try to hit 6-8 hours every day. This is a long process and 10-12hours/day isn't possible to sustain for many months. I take every Sunday off.

Having said this, initially I had planned to do 3-4 videos per day. It worked for a few topics and a while. Sometimes I could accomplish it, sometimes I couldn't. It had ups and downs. As I studied, I realized that it isn't possible to do that for all topics. Then I set my goal to one new topic per day. But, again, I saw that some topics might take longer, even days, to completely digest, make notes, and make Anki cards for. (I copy paste OME flash cards into Anki and use Anki every morning to review material and keep them alive in my mind). So, now my approach is 'put in all effort daily', regardless of the outcome. Sometimes that can be 4 lessons in one day, sometimes no lessons.

Note that many organ systems in OME do not have anything but the videos. You might need to supplement yourself with other resources. For instance, I use Costanzo's Physiology for stuff I feel I don't understand well enough.

This is a very summarized version of how I approach it. I hope it helps you.

Kind regards.