Studying for the Naplex but Not Seeing Results? Here’s What’s Missing

If studying harder actually worked, you’d already be licensed.
Most pharmacists don’t struggle with the Naplex because they’re lazy or unmotivated.

They struggle because they’re studying without a system and hard work without structure doesn’t produce consistent results.

In this video, I break down:

Why goals alone don’t lead to Naplex success
The difference between studying a lot and studying effectively
Why more prep books, schedules, and question banks won’t fix the real problem
What a true Naplex study system actually looks like
How to stop restarting your plan and start building momentum


If you’ve ever:

Studied for hours but felt unsure if it “counted”
Felt productive one week and completely lost the next
Restarted your study plan more times than you can count
Studied hard but still lacked confidence going into exams


This video will help you see why and what to do differently.

🔍 Ready for clarity?
I created a free Study System Audit™ to help you pinpoint exactly what’s slowing your progress and what to fix first.
👉 Take the Study System Audit™ here:
https://laquitajohnson.com/studyaudit

No memorization.
No intimidation.
Just insight.

You don’t need another prep book.
You need a system that works especially under pressure.

Subscribe for weekly career strategy and mindset support, and I’ll see you in the next video.

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// ABOUT DR. LAQUITA J Dr. LaQuita Johnson, PharmD, MPH is a Pharmacist, Speaker, and Naplex Success Strategist. Her speciality lies in academic and Naplex success, personal branding, and resilience building. Through her business, PharmD To RPh®, Dr. LaQuita J works with pharmacists to help them not only pass their board exams, but to explore and navigate their career journey. Hence, the name PharmD To RPh.