is this the definition of burning out:

CFA Level II
#1

15 questions into yet another test, space out… end up on Imgur for 40 minutes?

then day dream about dinner after the test Saturday night?

#2

yep, you’re ready to go!

#3

Agreed, you’re ready.

#4

Yup, I’d say that’s how I felt. I got all ready for a three hour study session one night, sat down and started reading about Ethics. Within 10 minutes I was on twitter.

#5

This exam’s been my life for 5 months. Once it’s over, I’m going to have an identity crisis.

#6

i hear you wayne… don’t worry, level 3 is just around the corner… (cringe)

pass or fail, i wonder what i’m going do to with all that free time!

#7

Best advice on studying I ever had was that you grind until you don’t care whether you pass or fail – you just don’t want to study anymore! For me, I hit that point yesterday . . . I haven’t been able to work problems or do anything that could be termed “active” study – just reading notes, secret sauce, and watching some videos.

#8

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#9

i like this advice JLT

#10

I hear you. I’m planning to learn a new language this summer or master chess and/or blackjack. I remember after Level 1 I had such a void in my schedule that I literally just slept every night. Then again, that was in December. Since summer has started I probably won’t be locking myself indoors.