Hi GMATSamurai,
I would work on creating a strategy for each Verbal question type. As you begin to feel more confident with your foundation in content, practice different strategies for each question type to see what works for you. Read articles online at Grockit's blog, here on Beat the GMAT, or other GMAT sites for suggestions. You may need to try several methods to see what works best for you - make sure you are using your scratch pad, especially for CR and RC. Write down your strategy for each question type as a numbered process. If you can't do this, chances are you don't have a strategy in place.
Use a tutor your weak areas if needed. Consider working with a tutor for a couple hours to hone your technique. Strategy is the most important step in your preparation because it dictates how you are actually taking the test, so if you are struggling with a certain area or question type, you're not alone! Reach out to an expert for supplemental help.
Don't worry about your pacing until you've reviewed the content and you have excellent strategies with high accuracy. If you try to move too quickly too soon you will likely never move beyond a limited accuracy. Once your strategies are good, try to set an "ideal" time for yourself and practice with different sets of questions.
Good luck!
