perfect laptop for law school?

It’s pretty much a given that technology is constantly evolving. I know that as soon as I buy a laptop, a new line of laptops will arrive. They will be slimmer, faster, and… Read More →

gap year to-do list

If you’ve followed me since my LSAT prep days, you know I like schedules. I hate the feeling of floating around without doing anything substantial– gap years suck but I do feel like… Read More →

I’m not afraid of burnout… I’m afraid of self-doubt.

Humans are frail creatures. I am reminded of this not because of physical limitations, but how easily I am waylaid by my thoughts. Like yesterday, for instance, I felt restless and found myself… Read More →

44 days and counting: how times flies when you’re not…studying

Man, I hate that awful, sinking feeling in my gut. Insecure thoughts have been cropping up, with today being the worst bout I’ve had in quite some time. I could do poorly on… Read More →

how much is too much studying?

I’ve been dwelling on a curious thought for the past few days: When can I stop studying and *know* that I am ready? At what point can I put down my pencil, smile, and… Read More →

LR’s countdown: 10 weeks until the LSAT

Monday, July 18: Iron Mental Chops First time doing a timed test, not grade it, do an untimed review of the test, and then grade it. I feel like I’ve grown much more… Read More →

plan B is overrated

After a week of feeling awesome, I hit a giant cement wall. Maybe it’s the summer heat, but I was a hot mess these past two days. I can’t really explain why, but somehow I… Read More →

tortoise and the hare

After writing that whiny post last night, I felt sort of defeated and embarrassed. So, I did what any allegorical tortoise would do, I humbly took another step towards my goal. I did… Read More →

sabotage

My mind keeps wandering when I look at LSAT stuff. I am not mentally exhausted and I’ve spent yesterday and today doing stuff that usually makes me feel better– cook gourmet burgers, watch… Read More →