it just needs one more week and then i can submit it
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you said you'd send the chapter on friday, but if you just had one more week....
do it once? okay. but no one ever presses snooze just once, right?
let's talk about this loop - and how you can get out of it, in th…
it's a cycle: an interview with dr. laura portwood-stacer
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a dream come true! i got the chance to interview dr. laura portwood-stacer about the book i can't stop talking about, make your manuscript work: a guide to developmental editing for scholarly writers. we talk abou…
Emotional labour is real work
Emotional labour is real work. It involves skills which can be learned and taught. It adds value. It requires energy. You can do this. You don’t have to stay strong 24/7.Read the post here: jovanevery.co.uk/emotional-labour-is-real-workYou may also be interested in:• Affective Labor: the need for, …
143. The Hidden Power of Failure: Reframing Success in Academia with Dr Katy Peplin
What if thriving in academia had less to do with doing more — and more to do with allowing yourself to be human, protecting your energy, and staying connected to your values? In this conversation, Dr Katy Peplin opens up about the realities of the PhD journey, the pressure to perform, and what it r…
expanding my world: what made grad school easier for me!
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drum roll please....
the podcast is back! and i'm so excited to share that this is a special pre-season kick off!! all season i'm interviewing my colleagues, clients, and friends to ask them what made academia ea…
harnessing queer joy - what helped dr. kate henry
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it was a joy and pleasure to invite dr. kate henry, my longtime collaborator and friend, onto the podcast to talk about what made her time in grad school easier. we talk about how her chronic illness created a div…
belonging is a core human need - what helped dr. marie gasper-hulvat
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it was an honor to host dr. marie gasper-hulvat on the podcast this week - a tenured professor of art history who is refreshingly open about what makes academia hard, even beyond grad school, and the ways that con…
my whole entire brain - what helped dr. bailey lang
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dr. bailey lang is joining me on the podcast this week, but i would chat with them any time, any place. one of my favorite collaborators and friends, bailey is my first call when i need to reconnect with my creati…
how do you come alive - what helped dr. jen polk
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dr. jen polk was one of the first self-employed phds that i met when i graduated in 2016 - and we've stayed in touch ever since. every bit of wisdom that i have about what comes after the degree is influenced by j…
mission anchored - what helped dr. brielle harbin
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hosting dr. brielle harbin has been one of the highlights of this season - after a decade on the tenure track, you can trust that her advice is practical, humane, and actually doable. dr. harbin has harnessed all…
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