The podcast for academic womxn who want to write and publish more while rejecting the culture of overwork in academia. Cathy Mazak, PhD, helps you create the career (and life) you want by centering your writing. Kick guilt and overwhelm to the curb and amplify your voice to make a real impact on your field--without breaking down or burning out.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 239 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessCareersEducation |
In this episode, I discuss publishing for promotion within academia. As you navigate and plan your academic career, it's essential to understand how publishing intersects with each stage of a professorship. From the early years leading up to the firs... more
Today's podcast episode is designed to help you figure out your summer writing plan while you listen. If you have a backlog of papers and you want to maximize your summer writing, start with this podcast episode. Then, if you like my style of teachi... more
Kirstie McAllum is an alumna of our Navigate: Your Writing Roadmap® 12-week program. On today's episode, Kirstie shares her experience in Navigate. In Navigate, Kirstie worked to develop her decision-making skills through mission-driven time and proj... more
You have the deep-rooted knowledge and experience to create the career and life that you want! But first, you must filter through all the messages about what work looks like and the social and cultural nuances in academia so you can act on your self-... more
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Cathy’s podcasts and coaching have saved my sanity at a time when I wasn’t sure I would be able to continue on as an academic, even as I knew I loved the research and writing that is what drew me to the career (really, vocation) in the first place. I recommend the podcast and Cathy’s coaching heartily to anyone who is struggling to achieve the elusive work-life balance in the professoriate!
As a dude who is an academic, I draw a lot of inspiration from this podcast and I daresay it’s helping to make academia a better place. I get why the affiliated program is for women and non-binary academics only, but Cathy has a lot to teach you no matter who you are. Five stars!
I’m so glad I found this podcast. Like many, I suffer greatly with imposter syndrome and listening to Cathy’s podcast, why wouldn’t I? I work in a place that wasn’t created for women to work…. So essentially I am an imposter, but it’s way better to think of this as a disruptor…. So, ‘disruptor syndrome’ would be a better way to think about it right? Cathy provides so many penny dropping insights and practical strategies for being successful in this world of academia and I feel so encouraged afte... more
Valuable content for academics: How to find time to write and how to make writing a priority - in a less-than-ideal world where always many things are more urgent than writing. Surely helpful for early-career researchers, but also for more experienced researchers and writers who want to improve their approach to writing with respect to managing time, dealing with disruptions, cultivating positive mindsets...
Cathy Mazak and team are doing the intentional and trauma-informed work to help catalyze women and nonbinary academics. If you’re a doctoral student, post-doc, or faculty member, this is a space for you to grow on your own terms.
Apple Podcasts | #247 | South Africa/Education |
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