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you've probably seen that meme before. i see a LOT of people making "Day 1: ____" posts in this community. but i see very FEW people getting to Day 14 (or farther). why is that? well, motivation decreases over time. i want to create the most motivated SAT community on the internet, though. let me know any ideas you guys have for how i could better motivate you to be consistent with prep each day.

Don’t want to read? Scroll to the bottom to watch my video on this) Imagine of every week you committed yourself to a weekly adventure? Imagine all the stuff you would learn? All the people you would meet? All the experiences? It would be so good for you and your happiness. And I love the analogy of seeing around you like a map out of GTA that you get to unblur. There are so many places / little spots around you, that are still blurred waiting to be discovered! And you actually can make your own one of were you live, you can stick it your wall or save it as an album on your photos! Here is how, go to this website, there just search up were you live, then it will show the overhead view, then simply download it! That is how you make your own GTA 5 map, hope this helps!

most students think the SAT is about speed. nope. the real cheat code? accuracy over everything. here’s the move: ➡️ stop trying to answer every question. ➡️ instead, skip the hardest 4-5 time-sucking questions in each section. ➡️ use that extra time to slow down and double-check the rest. when you do this, your accuracy skyrockets. missing "fewer" easy/medium questions = instant 80–120 point boost (no extra studying required). focus on redusing silly mistakes instead of accuracy. beacuse you can still get 1450+ score if you make less than 12 mistakes in the overall test. ✅ try it on your next practice test: circle the hardest questions, leave them blank, then guess at the end. watch your score jump. sometimes the smartest way to “do more” is to actually do less. Good luck

Not gonna lie recently I have been feeling overwhelmed quite often. I just think too much, I wonder of you relate. 🤔 For example when I'm cooking my food I’m like “Damn still haven't replied to that guy I'm working with, still need to get toothpaste, still need to upload that content.” It can get really overwhelming and make me anxious. But there is hope. 🙏 I have found the solution. Action steps to help: 1. Mindset shift, “Cross that bridge when it comes to it.” use this when you think about stuff that are hours away or whatever, it makes you present. 2. Reminders app, of one of the things is urgent put it in your to do list in reminders and do it when your free that day or ASAP. 3. Idea bank + quest log, this is what I do for long term actions and etc, for example I get a thought that I should move around my room while I'm in deep work I would put that in my idea bank then go through my scheduled time to check it then put it in my quest log and take action on the date! (I use telegram for my idea bank chat private channel, and notion for the quest log.) Hope this helps! 😊