I swear he was like chronically online where'd the guy go

Ok Im back and Gonna take August SAT, tryna get better than my March SAT 1460 superscore, aiming for 1500+. Now that schools finally over, I got a solid 2 months to grind. Wish me luck! We all gon get 1600s

We need to encourage people to post on here about what they did for the SAT for the day, while its okay to keep posting things not related, we need to gain our main focus again as we have lost a lot of it. What systems or things do you guys think would be helpful for you guys to help encourage you guys to post about it?

As many of you know, I offer 1-on-1 tutoring in the Mission 1400+ community. (we have a system where you earn points for studying each day on your own, and then you can use these points for tutoring. that's how I am able to offer this for so many students.) However, with the expansion of Mission 1400+, I am looking for some additional tutors to join the team. The requirements are: - Getting a 1500 on higher on a recent SAT - Understanding both Desmos and Grammar very well - Being available on at least 2-3 nights per week from 6PM-10PM EST The time commitment is (as you'd expect) 2-3 nights per week from 6PM to 10PM. However, there won't be a meeting at ALL of those times, so you probably won't be working all of those hours. Will pay per the tutoring session. Can decide on a rate that would be worth it for you. If you're interested, DM me (and maybe leave a comment here so I remember to check). I'll ask you a couple questions in the DMs and then we'll set up a practice call where I'll pretend to be a student and you tutor me to see if you'd be a good fit.

I've been coaching students inside Mission 1400+ for months. The students who improve fastest all do the same three things: 1. The Workload I just dropped this post that showed how @Lucas F went from 1400s to 1550 in a few weeks. He did several things, but we can't forget the 1,800+ problems he did on Aniko. But this is even more important: He did a lot of problems in his WEAK SPOTS. Most of you are probably struggling the most with: - Passage Questions - Multi-variable Math Problems - Geometry and Trigonometry I'm not a genius -- these are just the hardest sections of the test. So, if you're grinding problems without a clear strat for which problems to do, you're working hard but not smart. TARGETED volume is what actually makes you improve. 2. Review Every Mistake (seriously) @Akira Kaewkhampa told me his improvement got crazy after he started reviewing mistakes. It was the REVIEW, not the problems themselves, that really helped him improve. If you get a problem wrong, you're not going to improve unless you actually find out the CORRECT strategy for the problem. You already know this, but the two things you MUST do are: - Figure out what you did wrong - Find out what to do instead If you can do those TWO things, you have a very LOW chance of getting the same problem incorrect multiple times. The issue: most people skip that part. 3. Be "Intelligent" Intelligence is the ability to change your behavior under the same stimuli. That’s an Alex Hormozi quote, but here’s what it means: When you learn how to walk for the first time as a child, you start walking. You don’t just keep crawling and say, “I have no idea why I’m not getting to my destinations faster! This is crazy!” This is the same thing with the SAT. 90% of you are doing at least one SAT problem with the WRONG strategy. Your job is to embrace that, and try to change/improve as quickly as possible.