Here’s something that people who pass the bar never say:
“I listened to all those bar course lectures. They were so helpful!”
Sometimes we think “doing whatever it takes” to pass the bar means throwing thousands of dollars into a black hole.
Or following some unsustainable cookie-cutter schedule (which doesn’t care if you have other responsibilities like work or family). Good luck if you fall behind by one day.
Or letting a perfectly fine morning slip through by religiously sitting through 4 hours of droning lectures. Or worse, pausing lectures to fill in all the notes. Then not even remembering 99% of it.
I remember those days. Those are all things I didn’t do my second time. Here’s what I would do instead:
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