Gone Fishin'

That's not true. I haven't gone fishin'. Just gone. Back in a bit.

Try.

This is a terrible word. It grants the conscience permission to leave a goal, task, or mission incomplete. What's worse is that it develops a habit of cynicism masked as realism. Let's use the LSAT as an example. 

If I begin my LSAT studies now for the Fall exam, and my mantra is "I will break 172," one of two things will happen, listed in order of likliehood: 

Name that state! If you said, "the state of grandiosity," keep "trying."

 1. I will break 172.

2. I will not break 172.

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A Reminder.

LSAT students! You're only a few weeks away from test day. Here's a tip:

FOR THE LOVE OF [insert your favorite deity], DON'T MIS-BUBBLE!

This is a common mistake on test day. And it throws off your score, your applications, and it costs another $100-some dollars. Get into the habit of slowing down and checking your work.

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