Your gmat score is irrelevant to who you really are, which is pure, innocent, intent-less awareness.

After having transformed into a human dustbin of everyone's pearls of wisdom I finally closed the door to the outside world and started fetching the information I have absorbed to plan my GMAT hacking strategy.

An amazing piece of advice I have just found in this article:

http://www.beatthegmat.com/thank-you-btg-t61369.html#272482

Your GMAT score is irrelevant to who you really are, which is pure, innocent, intent-less Awareness.

- I know my weaknesses by now and have a quite definite idea of the areas I will target.

- Writing and being present in blogs will help me refining and polishing my style.

- Will keep a journal to stay motivated and keep track of my state of mind.

My strategy will be a mix of the most relevant techniques used by successful folks at beating the gmat, and I want to belong to the club.

Stay tuned