The 7 Steps to Bar Exam Success

The Strategy Guide for Passing Your Bar Exam with Greater Confidence, in Less Time, and with Less Stress Than the Rest

By: Dustin Saiidi

Narrated by: Dustin Saiidi

Length: 2 hrs and 53 mins

Publisher's Summary

Pass your bar exam in 33% less time and with 50% less stress than the rest.

My Law School Stats: Graduated in the bottom half of my class; failed the MPRE twice; Horrible legal writing grades; I had a 1/3 statistical chance of passing based on my class rank; 60% of the bar takers failed the same exam I took and, yet I still passed the California bar exam. I'm going to show you how to become a Bar Exam Passer too. This Bar Exam audio guide book is designed for bar takers who want to be more effective and efficient in their bar exam preparation.

There are only a few key concepts you need to know and put into practice that most other bar students will never know about. I'll show you how to implement the same strategies that helped me, my bar clients, and dozens of thousands of my blog readers and podcast listeners with step-by-step guidance and directions.

You'll learn how to:

• Spend less time on your bar prep by being focused only on what really matters. The biggest myth of the bar exam preparation is that you have to spend most of your time studying and memorizing rules. I tried this for a couple weeks, until I learned it did nothing to help me pass the essays or bar exam multiple choice. The secret is to do as many bar exam questions and essays as you can, in specific manner which I will lay out for you.
• Decrease your stress and anxiety through the Scientific Principles of Neuroscience and Mental Performance Theory. I'll show you how the top performers and professionals use their mind and body to maximize their mindset, focus, and energy. When you use these strategies, you learn how to control your emotions, rather than have them control you.

©2013, 2014 Dustin Saiidi (P)2014 Dustin Saiidi

For the California Bar, OK for repeaters

Would you listen to The 7 Steps to Bar Exam Success again? Why?

No, it was a single listen kind of book. There was no table of contents with bookmarks to quickly move to, and the sections were not that helpful.

What other book might you compare The 7 Steps to Bar Exam Success to and why?

Bar Exam Mind by Matt Racine and The Zen of Passing the Bar Exam. All three books are written as supplements to comprehensive bar prep programs with a focus on mindset-performance on the exam.

What does Dustin Saiidi bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

Inflection

What insight do you think you’ll apply from The 7 Steps to Bar Exam Success?

Section 8 and 9 were his best sections, and I'll implement some of those ideas.

Any additional comments?

Everytime he mentioned his own website with a /blahblahblah, I was just lost...and many of the links were broken or just sales pitches. That was distracting and not useful for the audio version. There should be a link to a page of links he references. Also, bookmarks are helpful when tied into logical markers within the audio file. As it was, the sections were too hard to be useful.

Some not so common sense re. time/sanity balance.

No secret strategies for answers, but some good tips on time / sanity management and outlining.

Thank you Dustin!

I can see myself passed the bar already by listening to this book. I will keep listening and update my success this Summer.

Great Book! This book helped me Pass my Bar exam!!

This book made things very clear to me. I wish I had the first time around when I did my exam. It's straight and to the point and provides helpful tips to tackle what to many is a very daunting exam and process.

Thanks Dustin,

I am highly recommending this book

I have same experience the author had gone through.
The book has lots good tips to pass the exam.