I totally get where you're coming from—I was in the same boat just a few months ago. It seemed logical to finish one thing before starting another, especially with subscription time limits. But here's the truth: this approach is a recipe for overwhelm.
By the time you reach the last subject in Mental Dental videos, you'll likely have forgotten the first one you watched weeks or even months ago. Then, when you finally dive into Bootcamp, it feels like you're starting all over again, and the amount of information can be really daunting. You might even start to believe that the INBDE is impossible to conquer.
But trust me, it's not about doing one thing at a time. The secret is in integrating both resources simultaneously so that you're reinforcing what you learn as you go. This way, you stay sharp and avoid the burnout of having to relearn everything. There's a specific strategy that works wonders, and I'm here to share it with you. If you're ready to approach your prep the right way, drop 'strategy' in the comments, and I'll direct message you the exact method I used to stay on track and crush the exam.
