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https://classic.7sage.com/lesson/so-about-that-writing-sample/ There's not much. My two cents: Do a Pros and Cons list of both sides (probably the most important step). Pick a side. Pick a reason from your Pro/Con list that shows why that's the be…
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Don’t wait until you’re motivated. Start slow and easy ; then incrementally build up. I’d utilize strategies like the ones James Clear (google him) suggests: Start with easily attainable daily goals (maybe 30 minutes/day with the curriculum) yet inc…
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@"DEC_LSAT" said: have you found any strategies for MSS? The same as inference, I’m trying to push two pieces of info together, but mostly, I rely on process of elimination because the connections usually require an assumption or two, making it mu…
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This can be helpful for MBT, MBF, and sometimes MSS questions. "Piecing together information" is analogous to when JY says to "push the rules together" in LG. You’re trying to push out an inference. That’s it.
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@poohbear said: Coming back into the beloved 7sage community! Count me in! Winnie!
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@calftemp @twssmith @dml277 @MoralVacuum @"Not Ralph Nader" @draj0623 @nessa.k13.0 @imran123 @bruingirl1205 @ChrisN21 @stepharizona @SherryS1 @YesSarah @LsatChic
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PT 80!
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Great session, everyone!
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oh. I was wondering where everyone was
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Looking forward to tomorrow
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@Sami said: Every time I see your topic heading "let me tag you" I think of this LOL
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There’s also lots of videos of PTs 1-10, which are required viewing now that we are in the "era of the weird game" again.
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https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0986086274/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1 This link says they're in stock now
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@"Dillon A. Wright" said: Added @nessa.k13.0 as a BR Group Leader! You’re going to have the impulse to drink copious amounts of alcohol in this job, @nessa.k13.0. Follow this impulse. It’s a good impulse.
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@calftemp @twssmith @dml277 @MoralVacuum @"Not Ralph Nader" @draj0623 @nessa.k13.0 @imran123 @bruingirl1205 @ChrisN21 @stepharizona @SherryS1 @YesSarah @LsatChic
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How's your BR in RC?
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Can we call you the Four Horsemen of LSATpocalypse?
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Dress was varied. But all of the reps were wearing business attire. If you’re just going to the workshops, I'd just wear something comfortable. The workshops were pretty good, especially the “financing law school” and the “What a lawyer does” worksh…
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@calftemp @twssmith @dml277 @MoralVacuum @"Not Ralph Nader" @draj0623 @nessa.k13.0 @imran123 @bruingirl1205 @ChrisN21 @stepharizona @SherryS1 @YesSarah @LsatChic
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@amycbon said: Looking forward to working with many of you! Likewise.
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I like James Clear’s stuff (jamesclear.com). He focuses on systems rather than goals.
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Was just notified by Amazon that my copy of PT79 will arrive 11/15, giving us plenty of time to get a copy and take it before the Friday BR group hashes it out the day after Thanksgiving. Hope to hear you there! And if you’d like to see the full sc…
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https://classic.7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-4-section-3-game-2/ PT4 game 2 is blown out of the water by a chart, in my opinion. And sometimes, JY rewrites the master game board as a teaching tool, not necessarily because he needs to do it to …
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Nice, Anna!
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Yes. that’s true. I like JY’s approach: For A/B or /A B or /B A or B/A, A and B are always apart. For A B or B A, A and B are always together. That tends to keep things clear for me.