It’s so random I wonder how I got to level 35 lol
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Started to get discouraged around 18 but have picked up the pace since. Have found writing down meanings with cryptic pnemonics helps me remember them easier
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You sure are taking a while with 60, you plan on hitting 61 any time soon?
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Seems like I haven’t unlocked it yet. Ah, Wanikani is so slow I tell you :P
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I just turned on vacation mode 
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and slow. 5 lessons per day…for now.
I have found a not very fast but steady approach, I hope to keep so until level 60. I can’t believe I’m past the half way.
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Still finding my rhythm with Wanikani. Currently aiming for 15 lessons every 2 days or so and trying to do the reviews at least twice a day. Seems to be working okay atm.
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I left Japan for 3 years and have now returned . . . back to studying for the JLPT exams . . . Hope to get through a few more levels before the December exams, when I sit the N4 and should comfortably pass this time . .
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Got burnt out at level 39, to the point where I didn’t touch WK at all for 3 months.
When I came back, I had 1000+ lessons to do and 2000+ reviews.
To catch up, I got through all the lessons in a month or so, then had to endure 600 reviews daily for a few weeks.
This is what it looks like now for me:
I have to do minimum 25 lessons and 300 reviews a day to keep up.
I’m glad I came back and got through it, though!
EDIT: What really helped me get through reviews quickly was this: LipSurf - WaniKani Voice Dictation. Review while you eat, do chores, etc
I found that I could do 50% more reviews within 1 hour by speaking instead of typing, it’s definitely saved a lot of time.
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Bit embarrassing compared to most other folks posting here! 
But what the hell. Gotta hold myself accountable… Hoping to get the next levels down to 14 - 21 days again . Doing two rounds of review in the morning and evening and 10 lessons a day.
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