What does studying full-time really mean?
When I talk to PhD candidates about how they plan their time, this is one of the challenges that I hear come up over and
When I talk to PhD candidates about how they plan their time, this is one of the challenges that I hear come up over and
Someone whose work I really appreciate is Jo Van Every (@JoVanEvery). She has written a lot of blog posts (for example Juggling 101: Elements of
One of the biggest challenges for PhD candidates, and any writer, is motivation. There is little external motivation beyond ‘getting this book-sized thing done’, and
Yes, this is another metaphor about writing. Let’s see if it goes somewhere useful.
A couple of years ago, I had 4 jobs. I was teaching a Masters professional communication subject with 60 students; I had been seconded part-time
In 2013, I wrote one of my most significant early posts on this blog, The Perfect Sentence Vortex and How to Escape It. That post
Hmmm, yet another post about how writing is like bread baking? Can there be too many? This post is less about the practice of forming
Among the barrage of wellness inspiration articles, fitness porn instagram posts, motivational posters, glossy cookbooks, advice at the gym and from medical and complimentary medicine
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
This is the second post in a new series about giving ourselves permission. The first one is here. Actually, I wrote this post over a
