Looking for some guidance

Hey Reddit friends-

Looking for some advice/suggestions regarding my plan of attack for the next 4 weeks. For background- I'm in my mid 30s. I am a clinical social worker with a psychiatry team in the Emergency Department. I work long, busy and mentally draining shifts. Studying after work has proven to be futile- my brain feels like a scrambled egg. On my days off, I try to juggle playing catch-up, meal prep (when I can), housework, etc while also prioritizing studying. I attempted self study with the LSAT Trainer and LawHub last year prior to the April LSAT. Made a 147. So, obviously that wasn't the best approach for me. I have had a 7sage subscription for the last few months. I've worked through the curriculum and done some live classes. However, with only four weeks until the April test, I really want to make the best use of my time. I am fully prepared to dial down my outside of work responsibilities as much as I can to ensure I can dedicate as much prep time as possible. In a dream world, I could back off of my hours and devote much more time to this. But that's just not my reality. So with all of that being said, what would you all suggest to make the best use of the little bit of time that I have left? prep tests, drills, etc?

Thank you all in advance. This thread has been really helpful in a lot of ways. So to everyone reading thing- keep on keepin' on. I'm cheering for you.