The LSAT Is Easy | Thinking LSAT, Ep. 444

[@AndreasCandis]

Tracking time spent reviewing is huge! Sometimes I spend an hour and a half drilling but double the time reviewing and when the dashboard doesn’t reflect the review time spent I feel like I didn’t put enough work in. Glad to see this is coming soon

[@CassidyK-ey5df]

Thank you for the help and encouragement!! Truly appreciate the honesty and responsiveness.

[@hadouslimani5348]

Never split the difference! Great read on negotiation tactics!

[@shemabryan5667]

The LSAT is easy when you fully understand the exam and what the test makers are seeking. It starts to click ❤

[@emmafontenot4853]

The toughest part of the LSAT for me is getting out of my own head. After two weeks of studying with the Demon, I took my first PT and scored a 158, missing 7 in LR, 3 in RC, and 14 in LG-time ran out, so I completely guessed on the last two games. After that, I zeroed in exclusively on LG. Three weeks later (yesterday), my score dipped to 149 on the second PT, with 15 missed in RC, 12 in LG, and 11 in LR. This time, RC was first and felt tougher, leading me to overthink and panic, especially since my study sessions hadn't been balanced. It threw me off for the rest of the test. The messed up thing is I did relatively well on the first passage, missing only one. Takeaways: balance your studying, don't let your mood dictate your performance, and don’t sell yourself short. I'm really digging the Demon, by the way! It's super helpful.

[@henrycampbell8655]

It's quite common to see a dip in your PT scores at first. When you first start studying, you've often distracted, trying to apply all of the new concepts and strategies youve learned. Remember that the goal is to develop a holistic understanding of the test and grow comfortable with taking it, and that takes time. Best of luck with your studying. Stick with it, and follow Ben and Nathan's advice!

[@emmafontenot4853]

@@henrycampbell8655, thanks. That actually makes me feel much better.

[@elroyscott5845]

I concur, at first it can be intimidating and it just seems like so much to learn, but over time it becomes easy ! JUST READ ! Repetition is the father of learning. He who says he can and he who says he can’t are both usually right. Just believe! 13:20

[@taz9234]

It is so easy once you get it. Especially, the logic games but they are going away 😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@joshuakim7619]

Im currently reading “Cheating the LSAT” by Nathan Fox which covers PT 61. I saw one available for 62 and 63. Do you have more of them? Could you make more? Like maybe for PTs from 70-80.

[@LSATDemon]

Believe it or not, Nathan doesn't actually recommend his books much anymore. For many of them-this one included, I believe-their explanations are already in the Demon. So, if you're going to get anything, we recommend a Demon subscription.

[@joshuakim7619]

@@LSATDemon thank you for the reply!