How to ...
BRAIN DUMP.
If done right, this can successfully minimise procrastination, lower anxiety levels and increase your productivity within a short period of time.
How?
Share work with friends - try explaining it to them.
If they can’t follow it (barring a couple specialist terms; even if it’s a specialist subject) it’s too complex and you need to slow down.
JUMPING TO CONCLUSIONS
Your examiner wants to give you the marks but you’ve got to make it easy for them.
Show them your train of thought, let them into your world and help them get your perspective.
You can’t assume that they’ll get your point.
Growing to understand nuance is crazy
Because you start to realise that just because a lot of us speak the same language, does not mean that we speak the same dialect.
4. DON’T OVERTHINK IT
“Write unapologetically, edit ruthlessly.”
Don’t overthink your first draft out of existence. And don’t get too emotionally attached to anything you’ve written.