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This is very true. At first when you are trying to study you are like, "$**t I'm an idiot NONE of this information is sticking" but after a couple weeks your brain starts to understand how to take these beatings better and it's not as bad. Not that it is any easier to do, you just become more efficient at it.It will come naturally as the pressure rises.... you'll just find your way to become a zen studying machine. And once you unlock it, its like riding a bike. You can meander and do lazy studying whenever you want. But at a whim you can turn it on and power study too.
clinical years are a bit easier, so I tend to power study to get my daily education reading in, and then enjoy more free time than I had in the pre-clinicals.