daily sessions too long question and answer

Hey Christian, so because you basically asked two or three or four questions, I'll go through them

I just wanted to, it's easier for me sometimes, especially with something like this, it's

going to take a bunch of explaining. And these are good questions because this is the type of thing that the answer can benefit

multiple people in the future or current other members as they read this, or I guess watch

this video. So I just wanted to answer your question on video

So I will start with the start from the top. You said I have Becker in my first 90 minutes

I'm only able to cover two modules in that time, usually go 15 to 20 minutes over

I'm curious how many modules most of you are able to complete in 90 minutes because I feel

like I'm moving too slow. All right. So, so the first thing to say there is, you know, this as you're just starting this study

process, especially where it's very like set. There are specific things, you know, according to the pro videos that you're supposed to

do, which will be a good thing in the long run. As you've probably heard on these podcasts, the big benefit that this gives people is

it gives people this actual structure and it's linear. It's there's a concrete thing to follow instead of just getting lost in the information

But that being said, you know, like you're experiencing when you try to implement this

right off the bat, it's taking longer, you know, than the timelines we give

That's fine. You don't need to worry about that when you're first starting this

The study process, especially this where there's specific, basically objectives, you know

it's like anything else. It's like a skill. You're going to get good at this study process, but it will take you a couple of weeks to

get in the groove. And the thing I always tell people is there are basically like the secrets or the nuances

of it. You know, like I can explain how it's supposed to work

But then as you implement it, like you're figuring out, it's more of a struggle or

you know, you just run into little issues. It takes longer than you think it's going to

You get hung up on certain little things. The levels of understanding or the nuances will be unlocked as you keep implementing

these strategies each day. And it just kind of comes with experience

I would say around two weeks in, this will really start to click and you'll just get

good at this process. Moving through new material, you'll have a good idea of things that you should write

down or ignore, how to dissect the questions, how to move through the new questions

You'll figure all that out. So the second, so basically don't worry about it

You know how much time it's taking right now, especially where you say you're only going

15 to 20 minutes over. That's really not that bad. The second thing is as far as how many modules to complete each day

The general idea is you want to use the study planner in your review course. So you would put in your exam dates and, you know, you might want to, whatever date you're

going to put into the Becker software, they're assuming that's your actual exam date

Now if you want to leave yourself a week before to just do a ton of those sets of 30 questions

the week before your exam, a bunch of people on these interviews I've been doing with the

podcast have been saying that. And you know, typically what I tell people is set your test on a Monday so that you have

Saturday and Sunday to do this process. If you can afford an extra week, I mean, typically that's better

You know, it just does extend the timeline between exams by a week

That's all personal preference. So back to what I'm saying, you put your exam date, exam date, whatever you want that to

be, you put that into Becker, it will spit out how many lessons or what lessons you're

supposed to get through each day. And then essentially because you're following this study program, you would ignore the

I mean, typically it gives you the hours, the recommended number of hours that each

lesson is supposed to take. Where you're doing this approach, you're going to be going through lessons much faster

And the key thing to remember is that you are, you're planting the seeds the first time through

Becker's expectation is that you're fully learning it from start to finish that one

time and then you move on and you don't really look at it again until your final review

So with this process, you're getting the basics down, the big picture framework for the lesson

and you're going to master the lesson as you do the re-review every day

You end with the, with the sets of 30 questions. And so you're going to be hitting everything over and over and over as the weeks go by

So the mastery is going to come in the daily re-review and also, you know, reading our

notes, taking quizzes on the app, the mini sessions, which hopefully you're doing those

as well. So you basically just follow to get through the material based on the exam date you put in

You're going to follow the lesson, lessons per day that Becker tells you based on the

exam planner. And so that's, let me, let me read this to your next question

So also when it comes to time to generate the 30 questions in the last 30 minutes, it

ends up being 60 to 90 minutes for me after completing all questions and going back to

make up flashcards. Okay. So another thing you can do, if you have time to go through all 30 questions and do what

you're doing, you know, make flashcards, if you have that 60 to 90 extra minutes, meaning

your study session ends up being four hours, there's not really a problem with that

Again, you're going to get much faster very quickly as you do these sets of 30 questions

each day. Now, if you don't have that much time, I mean, if you're, you know, physically needing

to leave to work or whatever, you can cut the 30 questions down to 10 questions

And as you get faster, maybe you generate 15 questions and then 20 and then work up

to 30 questions where you want to be able to go through 30 multiple choice questions

really in 20 or 25 minutes. And as you get better and better, you know, maybe week three or four, you're only going

to be missing four or five questions. And so as you review the 30 questions, you know, you make flashcards for the things that

you continually keep missing or for whatever reason are hard for you to understand personally

So that's basically, you know, what I would, that's basically how I would respond or answer

your concerns in these questions here. If you need to fit it into two hours, you just lessen the number of questions for the

review testlet. Instead of 30, you might do 10. And just doing that process, you're going to get good at that process, just like you're

going to get good at the planting the seeds method over the first 90 minutes for new material

So overall, I would say don't be too hard on yourself in the beginning

The key thing is to keep executing each day. And you're just going to, it's all going to start to click after about the first week

and a half, two weeks of doing this daily process. So yeah, that's how I would answer that

Hopefully that was helpful