should i be fully ready before DAT destroyer?

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should I be fully ready and have profound understanding before I actually try on Destroyer problems?
 
Honestly I am learning a lot just from the explanations from the destroyer. For example I fully grasped the fact that NaBH4 which is a reducing agent only works on Aldehydes and ketones. Then with some of my old notes I added a piece of information that NABH4 also reduces acid chlorides. Then I made an acronym called AKA which stands for Aldehydes, Ketones, and Acid Chlorides. So as you can see destroyer should be number one. It really will allow you to focus on all spectrums in the science section as opposed to getting your brain stuck on one subject for way too long
 
I am not quite sure how long I have been studying, but I also work about 30 hours a week. I've finished chad's GC, OC, and QR.
About to get started on my Destroyer, but seems a little hard.
What I struggle with GC is that when I encounter a problem, I have no idea what the question is really about.
I know how to solve them, it's just that I struggle with finding out what type of problem it is.
 
I am not quite sure how long I have been studying, but I also work about 30 hours a week. I've finished chad's GC, OC, and QR.
About to get started on my Destroyer, but seems a little hard.
What I struggle with GC is that when I encounter a problem, I have no idea what the question is really about.
I know how to solve them, it's just that I struggle with finding out what type of problem it is.

I'd be happy to help you with that issue of figuring out what type of problem they're asking for. PM me.
 
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