You’ve got a book, a book chapter or a journal article to read for your assignment or dissertation. But how do you actually read it? How can you do so in a way that will save time and help you squeeze as much out of it as possible? In this blogpost, I explain my three-step process.

Okay, so, you’ve started your dissertation literature review. But, where do you go from here, how do you find more stuff? How do you do this properly, systematically, in a way that maximizes your chances of finding super useful stuff?

In this blogpost, I write about the importance of staying hydrated, and share some of my tips for doing so. Since I started drinking more water, I’m way more productive!

In this blog, I explain why preparing a fabulous assignment is like cooking a delicious chilli. Learn to step away, and let it simmer!

The Pareto Principle states that 80% of our results come from just 20% of our work. Eek! What are we doing for the rest of the time?! In this blogpost, I share a recent “Pareto moment”.

In this post, I consider the advantages of zoning out from the world every once in a while and working in silence. Can quietening the space around us enable us to channel our brilliance? Some studies suggest it certainly can!