Breaking Free From Procrastination
I no longer think of myself as a procrastinator. Why? Because I’ve learned that thinking of myself as a procrastinator doesn’t help me to get things done
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I no longer think of myself as a procrastinator. Why? Because I’ve learned that thinking of myself as a procrastinator doesn’t help me to get things done
“You can write your way into thinking, but you cannot think your way into writing.” Peter Weller, in an interview with Rebecca Peabody, author of The Unruly PhD I recently had the good fortune to read a pre-publication copy of The Unruly PhD: Doubts, Detours, Departures, and Other Success Stories, by Rebecca Peabody, Head of Research Projects …
As a follow-up to yesterday’s post asking Why do you write? today I want to ask another question: Why do you NOT write? This and That Going a bit off-topic from the blog series, I am preparing to spend a few days at my childhood home in South Dakota to help my father and uncle celebrate …
This is not a rhetorical question, and there are no wrong answers. Why do you write (or why do you want to write)? I really want to know. I look forward to reading and sharing your responses!