@AcademicChatter 1.Your health is more important. Consider having time for yourself daily (work life balance)
2.Persistence will help you. At certain point you will feel the urge to quit but yeah keep moving
3. Seek help from others whenever you feel down or lost
4.Aim to progress daily
@Jodie_Boisvert From an idea to a published work in reputable journals is not an easy process. It requires one to accept challenges faced at each level. Anyways take 1-3days off ( do other things ) then come back to it later. Keep pushing hard until you make it.
As an academic writing coach, here are the 7 mistakes I see supervisors and PIs make in the process of co-writing a paper with their PhD students or mentees.
A thread. 🧵
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@PhDVoice PhD has a lot to do with stress management abilities (Research,Family,Social,rejections, pandemic and it’s consequences for my case 😊). Here are few things that can help you 1. Eat on time and get enough sleep 2. Having that one person who understand what you go through helps.
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