Your Tactics Trainer rating appears to have gone up quite a bit over the last 30 days. Maybe you're getting better but doing tougher tactics exercises.
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Nov 25, 2015
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coffeethyme has a good point, perhaps the puzzles you are doing are getting tougher. Is there a level of difficulty attached to the puzzles? I don't have the statistics option so I can't check.
You could hammer the tactics courses over at the ChessMentor. I recommend GM Patrick Wolff's courses especially since he breaks it down by motif. Because of the time pressure, the TT is more of a way to test yourself. I think studying tactics over at the Mentor might be more productive. Hit a course on say, forks, real hard for a few days. Get every lesson up to 100%. Pick another course and repeat. After a few weeks go back and review those courses. Still 100% ? Probably not. 
When you can go through the ChessMentor courses at a good rate, then go hit the TT again and see if you've improved. Good luck!
I might be the worst chess player of all time. I get continually schooled on level 3 difficulty against the computer. I have started to develop a minuscule amount of tactical strategy using the lessons and tactics. But seriously, if anyone wants to feel good about themselves, just challenge me and you will feel like a chess master !
Nov 26, 2015
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How much time do you devote to one puzzle? The main thing is not to gain rating points, but to understand the puzzle. After trying to make a puzzle in TT you can check it in the diagram tool. That is very good tool to analyze the puzzle with no time pressure.
I have been cracking down on chess for almost a month now. I do about 50-100 tactics trainers per day and still get only half of them correct! Am I missing somthing? Is there somthing more than practice that I can do? ( Im doing chess mentor and watching videos) please help! thank you :)