@iskofi – Is this your first section? Your profile doesn't say. FAR is a huge beast, so you need to break it down into manageable pieces! Even so, you'll have to give up most semblances of a “life” until it's over. If this is your first, the others will seem easier to cover!
I'm a firm believer in setting up a study schedule, i.e. what topics to cover each week; but don't micro-schedule, you'll drive yourself nuts! Make sure to include a couple of weeks at the end to pull the things you reviewed first back into your current memory, and be ready to adjust when life slows you down. I gave myself 12 weeks for FAR, since my Becker materials have 10 chapters – the last two weeks will be for extra question, redoing SIMS, and running through a final overview-review of all topics. I'm fortunate that I work in engineering with no “busy season” and I can take vacation when I need to catch up.
Also look at the levels of emphasis in the exam's Content Specification Outline, and make sure your studying aligns with it. We all hate Governmental and Not-For-Profit, since most of us have never encountered it before – but those two topics total 18-24% of the exam, so you NEED to learn them!
Above all, have your stress management skills ready. For me it's the cat who leans on my shoulder (or sits on my book when I've been at the desk too long), brisk walks when the weather allows, and Ghirardelli Mini dark chocolate squares. (and my fantastic 22-year-old son who reminds me of all the things I told him during finals weeks!)
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