If you're stuck at a plateau, it's not the content—it's your execution. Fix these 3 things: 1. Stop full-length practice tests. Grinding them now just causes fatigue. Switch to targeted section deep dives. Diagnose why you're missing questions, don't just run the clock. 2. Fix your error log. Stop writing "careless." Log the exact trap: misread, rushed, or concept gap. The SAT repeats the same traps over and over. Find the pattern. 3. Time-bank early. Sprint through the easy questions at the start to bank minutes for the heavy ones at the end. Don't spend 2 minutes on question 3 and rush question 20. Execution beats intelligence every time. If you're testing soon and need a specific pacing plan, drop a comment with 'PACE' and I'll send over a breakdown.

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