Hello ladies and gentlemen, how are you all doing? Hope everyone who took the June SAT felt good about their performance. If you crushed it, congratulations. And if you're already thinking about never opening another SAT question again, I can't blame you. Most people can't wait to be done with SAT prep once test day is over. But something I've been thinking about recently is that learning doesn't stop when the SAT ends. It doesn't stop when you get into college, graduate, earn a degree, or even get a PhD. The reality is that life is one long learning journey. The difference is that later on, nobody hands you a syllabus, a curriculum, or a classroom. You decide what to learn, how to learn it, and why it matters. That's what makes it so powerful. And for those who didn't get the score they were hoping for this weekend, remember that setbacks are part of every journey. Sometimes we have to stumble before we learn how to move forward stronger than before. As for me, my SAT prep has been moving a little slower recently because of my Q4 exams. Right now my focus is split between school and the SAT, but once exams are over, I plan to fully lock in and make the most of the summer. What lessons did you learn from your June SAT experience, whether it went well or not? Good luck with your prep, and I’ll see you all soon. If you’re serious about improving your SAT score and want to stay consistent, join Mission 1400+ here Quick note: some of the links I share for Mission 1400+ are referral links. If you join through them, it helps support me a bit, but the price for you stays exactly the same. I only share what I genuinely find useful and what’s actually helping me improve.

Does anyone know if for the new challenge, that users in the free tier can also get on leaderboard with the new system? Thanks!