The Bar Exam.

Good luck! Just wanted to add: I've taken two bar exams. The first time, I studied for 6-8 hours a day, stressed out, ate all over the map, and had short workouts, just because I always felt better after some exercise. I was a huge fan of walking on the treadmill and reading my flashcards or looking over my outline (for the millionth time!). The evening after the first day, I think I spent two hours just walking uphill on the treadmill at my apartment's gym, reading flashcards for rules. I worried a lot less about my diet - I tried to surround myself with healthy food, and my school, which hosted study rooms and snacks and food every day, made sure we stayed well-kept in apples and bananas.

The second bar exam, I was working full time. Most of my workouts were 20-30 minute YouTube videos because at that point, I wasn't a member at a gym and my house did not have a treadmill I could use. It was just enough energy to get my heart rate up and get a little sweaty, but I was too afraid to spend too much time on it, since I only had about 2-3 hours a day. I would do it after I got home from work and before my study session. But it was still important to me to have that little bit of time to get my body moving. I tried to eat healthy, but I was exhausted all the time, so there were a lot of cookies eaten in the name of "I deserve it."

Just do whatever you can, if you even want to. If you don't physically feel like you need to work out, I say go ahead and put it on the way, way back burner for now. As far as eating, your brain needs fuel, and you'll do a lot better with good fuel than the crap I saw a lot of people relying on!Don't put any pressure on yourself except to survive the rest of this month and pass! ("One and done" was my mantra, which ended up turning into "One and done, and then... let's do another one! And then done! And now, seriously, no more, they suck.") But don't worry about "Oh, I ate two much hummus" or whatever. Worry more about that terrible reasonable person.

I wish you all the best! I do not envy you right now. Once it's over, though, it will be one of the hardest challenges you've ever faced, and you'll overcome it. And then everything else in life will be a piece of cake! (I wish that were true!)

doing that a little later on today...



Oh wait...you're talking about something else aren't you...

JK...in all seriousness, good luck, eat brain food...