The following podcast contains explicit language.

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leaving no room for confusion or doubt.

That's why we use those words. Hello and welcome to episode 307 of the Thinking Elsat Podcast. I'm Nathan Fox that's been

Olson together we are the founders of the Elsat demon we also have another

podcast called Elsat Demon daily so you guys should check that out. What did we talk about on today's episode of thinking

Elsat, Ben, anything that stands out to you?

Yeah, we talked about some timing. How long does it take you to study for the

Elsat? Someone wrote a Pearls versus Turds question for us on that. We talked

about resumes, personal statements.

And then we got some very helpful tips from Kara who is a

just finished her 1L year and wanted to kind of pay it backward to the D-Men community, thinking else that community,

with a bunch of various tips about how to look forward to your one-l year?

Yep.

Last question we had was a question about how to break out of a score plateau

and Ben and I kind of agree that that plateau probably doesn't even exist.

It probably is just a small sample artifact and it also is an example of a student who

they've done so much work and they're already into the 170s and still they have

this insatiable desire to do even better. You know, they just only see their flaws, which is a boy, that's a very lawyerly,

very, very lawyerly characteristic to have to be you know you worked your ass off

you're totally already getting paid for all that work you've done and still all

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