There's no "pestering" going on here. Just a guy caring about other EEs.
With that being said, now is a fantastic time to focus on areas you were feeling weak in when the exam was coming up. Setting aside an hour or two just one day a week will help you get more familiar with the topics you're not comfortable with and will prevent you from getting burnt out. And don't forget to stay refreshed on the topics you're good at. The longer you wait to get back into things, the more you'll have to refresh.
I know you all fell like there was at least 1 topic you wish you had more time to study, so now's your chance. I know I wasn't really aware of my knowledge gaps until time got closer to the exam, but by that point it was too late to really dig deep. You guys had the opportunity to push hard and find your gaps, and now the time to fill the gaps. Some people mentioned they wanted to practice more protection, so now is a good time to read through a protection book or two. You don't have to take an online course at the moment or even work any problems. Even skimming through books is still considered "studying." Reading books is a great way to not over do it and it can be done while in bed (a much better alternative to Netflix). Working tons of problems back-to-back can be exhausting, but reading can actually feel relaxing.
I'm interested in hearing what you guys have planned out and how you plan on tackling this thing in October. October will be here before you know it (hell, a pregnancy is 40 weeks and ours is flying by!), and as the saying goes those who fail to plan, should plan to fail.
