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If I want to pass on my next REG attempt, I need to seriously consider finding a way to improve my long-term memory. Small details that are important to remember for this exam keep slipping away. For example, PHC test, S Corp requirements, Sec 179, Startup/Organization Costs, etc…. Yes, I can study those now and have them memorized by the end of the day. In fact, I know these now. But when I start to study my weak areas and try to become proficient there, I start to forget simple things. One day, I’ll do a set of practice questions and get a question on the PHC test. And I’ll be like, “Oh, I knew this.” So, that small little thing that I used to know has to be looked over again in order to put it back into my memory. And the cycle will keep going. I remember details and later on when I try to study new stuff, the old material gets tossed out of my brain. And so on…. As you can see from my REG grades, I’m not studying enough. I need to studying everything and remember everything. But my brain refuses to cooperate. Half of the people that take this test each window can pass this, so this shouldn’t be THAT difficult. Not sure why this keeps happening to me.
Is there any way to prevent this from happening. How can I study and store this stuff in long-term memory so I never forget it?
Just one more test to pass and I’m a free man. I want to do this!!!
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