To-do lists that actually work
I’m not actually much of a fan of to do lists. They aren’t actually much use, in my view, at getting things done. Like planning
I’m not actually much of a fan of to do lists. They aren’t actually much use, in my view, at getting things done. Like planning
So, I’m hesitant about detailed plans because I notice that people often get stuck in them. They make a plan then have to do this
So reverse outlines are super simple, and super powerful. Basically, instead of writing a detailed, paragraph-level plan before you start writing, you do the writing
I’ve been thinking a lot about productivity and efficiency recently. Reading yet more articles about startups working a 4 day week/ the 4 hour work
I am a HUGE fan of writing to music. I wrote my PhD to 8 hours of Tori Amos on loop, and ‘Sleeps with Butterflies’
In August of last year, I gave a paper to the University of Melbourne’s Office of Research Ethics and Integrity research seminars, Tuesdays with OREI, on ‘Hyper-Anxiety about
First. Sometimes I feel like this ‘Writing the Article’ series is an extended example of falling flat on my face in public. And then someone
As the person who runs Academic Skills Twitter feed, @AcadSkillsMelb, I run a virtual Shut Up and Write session twice a week (both on Wednesdays).
Does this sound familiar? You sit down to write. You read over your notes to work out what you’re going to say and check up
