This topic comes around every couple weeks!
I graduated in 2023, producing close to 100k a month. 35% adjusted production. I would agree, definitely rare, but possible. Working in my clinic, I can see how Pablo can make that much. I don't even do some of the advanced stuff that he does, and I'm making just a bit less. It's been a constant increase for me as I get faster with my work. I've been averaging 1600-1700 my take a day.
I take care of my parents and myself (2 different households) so the expenses are a double. My parents are retired due to health reasons. I've started with nothing on both: we had a bare minimum to survive, basically, and I started working to build from scratch. I have saved for emergency funds ~50k. Put some into retirement and investments, ~50k. Student loans under SAVE until July. I am saving now, in investment accounts, to aggressively pay off some of the higher interest ones once SAVE ends (paying $0 for student loans now. All under no interest atm). There were some unfortunately unexpected expenses that I had to spend aside from listed above. I also want to send my parents on vacations before it gets too late, as they almost never went on vacations in their lives, trying to support me - putting some money there as well. Had to replace two of almost 20 year old cars.
Everyone is different. I had to take out all student loans to fund for housing for my parents as well, while I attended school. My school loan is in the upper 500k. I can't pay for this anywhere near as fast as Pablo, but I'll plan it out for the best of my situation.
I have a friend who was in the similar range of debt, making about the same, living with parents who support her 100% with food and living expenses, and she's been putting everything into her loans. I suspect she's at least a third way down by now.