real The Official December 2016 Waiters Group - Patience is a Virtue Forum

[Mikey]

Yo, seriously, wtf man. I can only do an LR section in 35 mins, at best like 1 mins early.

wot is ur secret

Honestly, RC helped me recognize right from wrong easier.
Also, I used to often read stimuli several times, which cost me precious time,
but developing a good speed and improving short-term memory (RC tenets) caused me to practically fly through questions.

I was pleasantly surprised to finish in 17 minutes. Yet, with weeks of drilling passages, RC still remains a thorn in my side...

Damn man, that's crazy. Good for you though!

[Instrumental]

Knocked two more sections in 40 minutes.

-0.

EZ.

Pass dat 40 oz.

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[dj9i27]

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[Mikey]

I actually enjoyed doing RC today, what... what is happening right now.

Legit, if my RC were consistently like -2/-1 I would rock this test.

[dj9i27]

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[Greenteachurro]

I think once I started thinking of RC like one of those old LR question types where they had the fat stimuli and then the two question stems attached, it made RC way easier. For me I think LR just seemed daunting and that in of itself hurt my ability to do RC.

[dj9i27]

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[Mikey]

Happy 1 month away from test day; the endless stream of Pting starts today.

Me withdrawing is dependent on this months PT average.

I kind of like RC right now these past few days. Really weird.

[Greenteachurro]

Happy 1 month away from test day; the endless stream of Pting starts today.

Jesus don't remind me.

I still haven't even hit my historic PT high yet in this round of studying. It's weird though because I feel like I have a stronger grasp on the material regardless.

[dj9i27]

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[Greenteachurro]

Happy 1 month away from test day; the endless stream of Pting starts today.

Jesus don't remind me.

I still haven't even hit my historic PT high yet in this round of studying. It's weird though because I feel like I have a stronger grasp on the material regardless.

you good homie, a month is still a lot of time to make significant improvements imo. I still need confidence which is something that will probably never develop.

That's true and putting in 2-3 hours on the weekdays and and 5-6 (depending on how much I need to review on Pt's) doesn't hurt either. Also before the test look yourself in the mirror and shout positive things at yourself. Legit, studies show stuff like that builds confidence.

[Instrumental]

I still need confidence which is something that will probably never develop.

Same.

[Mikey]

I still need confidence which is something that will probably never develop.

Same.

i have confidence that i can do well. it's just the doing well part that i'm not doing well at because i'm not doing well at doing well.

[amta]

yo fam. how y'all get amped up for PTs after work? like i just feel sluggish after work which shows in later sections.

[dj9i27]

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[Greenteachurro]

yo fam. how y'all get amped up for PTs after work? like i just feel sluggish after work which shows in later sections.

I have no idea, at first when I was doing them, I really really didn't like doing them and had a hard time getting through them. But I guess I just made it habit to do them on certain times on certain days and as I started developing those habits it became easier to get through Pt's

That and sometimes I pick a section to be excited for, like if i've been seeing some improvement on RC the past week I get excited to see that improvement on the test.

[alpha kenny body]

yo fam. how y'all get amped up for PTs after work? like i just feel sluggish after work which shows in later sections.

chug a bunch of water right before

[harveybirdman502]

yo fam. how y'all get amped up for PTs after work? like i just feel sluggish after work which shows in later sections.

chug a bunch of water right before

Not sure if it's an option, but you're probably not giving yourself a fair chance if you're doing them in the evening or at night after working all day. There was some guy on here who had to teach everyday and he made himself get up at like 5am everyday to do a PT.

I feel much more confident and clear-minded if I PT fresh in the morning, not having had much stimulation or exertion.

Other than that, coffee.

[harveybirdman502]

chug a bunch of water right before

Nice username m8

[alpha kenny body]

chug a bunch of water right before

Nice username m8

I do what I can

[amta]

yo fam. how y'all get amped up for PTs after work? like i just feel sluggish after work which shows in later sections.

chug a bunch of water right before

Not sure if it's an option, but you're probably not giving yourself a fair chance if you're doing them in the evening or at night after working all day. There was some guy on here who had to teach everyday and he made himself get up at like 5am everyday to do a PT.

I feel much more confident and clear-minded if I PT fresh in the morning, not having had much stimulation or exertion.

Other than that, coffee.

i feel better in the morning, but im all about PT deflation and being pleasantly surprised on December 3rd. Also getting up at 5am is unrealistic for me personally.

[MindBodyAbs]

yo fam. how y'all get amped up for PTs after work? like i just feel sluggish after work which shows in later sections.

chug a bunch of water right before

Not sure if it's an option, but you're probably not giving yourself a fair chance if you're doing them in the evening or at night after working all day. There was some guy on here who had to teach everyday and he made himself get up at like 5am everyday to do a PT.

I feel much more confident and clear-minded if I PT fresh in the morning, not having had much stimulation or exertion.

Other than that, coffee.

i feel better in the morning, but im all about PT deflation and being pleasantly surprised on December 3rd. Also getting up at 5am is unrealistic for me personally.

sometimes i'll go for a run (...okay, a walk/jog combo ) after work and it helps me feel more alert and focused to study / take a PT...any sort of exercise really

[harveybirdman502]

Tfw the noisy landscapers show up

[Pozzo]

Having the hardest time getting back into studying... This is bad.

[dj9i27]

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