Day 59/120: The Loop Begins

Hello hello everyone! How are you all doing? Hope you're doing great as always.

Yesterday was one of those days where life just gets in the way. I was extremely busy with things outside of SAT prep, so much so that I haven't even slept yet since yesterday. It is what it is. Sometimes life throws challenges at you, and all you can do is keep moving forward.

Despite that, I've been staying pretty consistent with the Aniko Lock In Challenge, and honestly, it's been a lot of fun. What I really like about it is how it pushes you to stay accountable. Before, you could compete with a friend or two, but now it feels like a whole new ball game. You're competing with more people, climbing leagues, and constantly seeing others put in the work. It definitely brings out that competitive side in me.

Today, I rewatched James Lu's SAT Desmos guide because after my last practice test, I felt like I had forgotten a few things. Sometimes going back to review the fundamentals is exactly what you need before moving forward.

My plan from here is pretty simple: finish the remaining coursework in Mission 1400+, then focus heavily on solving problems, reviewing mistakes, learning from them, and repeating that cycle all the way until test day. At this point, that's really what improvement comes down to.

How is everyone else's prep going? Are you still learning content, or have you entered the practice-test-and-review phase?

Good luck with your prep, and I'll see you all soon.

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Day 59/120: The Loop Begins