When bar exam studying feels bad...

Yesterday I told you about Joan, a smart Bar taker who found herself repeating the Bar with difficult circumstances and low confidence.

I never do this…In fact I have found every way to avoid it because it will have a huge impact on me and my team (not to mention my family).

WARNING: Don't Isolate for the Bar exam

SQUELCH ANXIETY AND WORRY

Feeling guilty about not being fully independent and self-sufficient while you're working towards your goal of passing the Bar?

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If you’re anything like I was when searching for alternative career paths, you’re half in and half out; not fully committed to pursuing said alternate path, but definitely not wanting to stay on this bar exam merry-go-round.

What's a good MBE score? How many practice questions should you do per day? or How do you raise your MBE score? "

This is how you get the most out of your study sessions. (HINT: It’s less about putting in the hours and more about how you utilize them.)