• Gain clarity of the preparation process by taking stock of your situation up front, so all you have left is to “do the work” (see Sample Study Schedules, Systematic Study Blueprint, Weekly Action Plan)
• Find the right tools to supplement your studies (see Supplement Shopping List, Appendix I)
• Virtually guarantee that you identify the relevant issues to rack up points (without randomly “spotting” issues) (see Section 5)
• Take advantage of this potent-but-often-overlooked part of studying… and why practice alone is not enough (see Shortnotes pages 23-27)
• 2x (or even 3x) your essay practice efficiency without sacrificing the learning so you’re not overwhelmed by the sheer amount of practice (see Section 5)
• Balance review and practice so you know when to put your nose to the grindstone (see Section 4, Sample Study Schedules)
• “Recharge” your motivation so that you become a more productive and willing learner without feeling useless and unproductive (see Sections 3 and 4)
• Write in a way that leaves your essay graders no choice but to hand over the points you deserve (see Section 5, IRAC/CRAC Example Vault)
• Add extra points to your MBE score (go from “multiple guess” to “multiple choice”), including tactics on how to choose 50/50 choices, how to be efficient during the MBE, and how to guess with the highest chance of being right (see Section 6)
• Craft a flexible study schedule that works for YOU (not the other way around) so you don’t have to follow the “herd of average”, even if you have a full-time job or family to take care of (ready-to-use sample schedules, templates, and actual example schedules from CA & UBE students included) (see Section 4)
• Stop wasting precious time spinning your wheels by concentrating on what moves the needle and moving past your mental blocks, including how to overcome your psychology of failure and how to ask your mentors the right questions that will elicit insight, not mere information (see Shortnotes, Cheat Sheets, Sections 2, 8 and 9)
• Feel like you’re on the right track and things are coming together: Reduce overwhelm, move in the right direction, and know where to get the right tools without breaking the bank (see the Blueprint, Supplement Shopping List, Section 4, Appendix I, and exercises after each Section)
• Handle post-bar anxiety and what to do if you fail the bar (Appendices III and IV)

• How to preempt burnout while enjoying your bar studies — you can make this automatic (Module 2 Lesson 2)
• The #1 predictor of your energy and focus (Module 3 Lesson 2)
• How to practically guarantee focus without relying on constant willpower (Module 3 Lesson 3)
• The principle that allows you to figure anything out (Module 6 Lesson 4)
• What you’re probably looking for instead of “confidence” (Module 4 Lesson 7)
• A thought that can keep you stuck (and miserable) until you change it (Module 5 Lesson 2)
• How to find instant calmness instead of frazzled and frantic reactions (Module 4 Lesson 4)
• [Advanced] Want to get something done? Here’s how to make it happen (I hate this one because it works so well) (Module 7 Lesson 2)
• [Advanced] I will also destroy any and all of your excuses (Module 7 Lesson 4)
• Dealing with post-bar or post-failure anxiety (Module 8)
• Plenty more in the Vault and bonus content delivered via email to keep you on track (full details here)

These are bite-sized lessons that you can take advantage of for as little as 10 minutes a day. I made this with your busy schedule and personal challenges in mind.