Whether you're a PhD student or an experienced academic, life in a university can be tough. If you're feeling overwhelmed, undervalued, or out of your depth, the PhD Life Coach can help. We talk about issues that affect all academics and how we can feel better now, without having to be perfect productivity machines. We usually do this career because we love it, so let's remember what that feels li... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 75 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Self-ImprovementMental HealthHealth & FitnessEducation |
Whether youre a PhD student or an academic, it can be really hard to plan how to fit your writing into your busy schedule. In this episode were joined by Jo VanEvery, founder of the Academic Writing Studio, to think about how to plan what writing you... more
Its that time of year when academics and PhD students are coming back after Easter/Spring break and trying to get back into the swing of uni life. Whether you spent the holiday having a "real" break, catching up on work you wanted to do, organising w... more
If you have items on your to do list that you arent doing, you need this episode! Were going to talk about how to break your work down into manageable chunks. Everyone says we should do this, but no one really tells us how to do it. What is a managea... more
Everyone makes mistakes. Its inevitable that were going to make mistakes. But one of the most important things is to be able to recognize what mistakes were making, figure out why were making them, and if appropriate, move away from that pattern of m... more
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I highly recommend this podcast! Vikki is great at explaining the topics and how they relate to the normal person. She is good at getting down to the core problem that cause so many of our surface symptoms. I have loved all the episodes I have heard so far. Can’t wait for more episodes!
This is the podcast I wish I had during my academic career. It’s filled with relatable examples and practical strategies to make the most of your experience. Plus, Dr. Burns provides the information in a clear, engaging and personable way. If you’re in the world of academia, this podcast is for you.
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