26: PhDtalk - Be(com)ing a great writer in science

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WonTime

Miriam Beyers

40 episodes

1 week ago

We are all given 24 hours a day - yet the outcome of how we use those hours differ greatly. Some feeling stressed, overwhelmed and left-behind and some living up to their full potential, while maintaining a healthy balance between all aspects of life. How can we get things done in a fulfilling, effective way? That is what I, Miriam Beyers, explore in this podcast. This podcast is all about time, productivity, focus, and working on powerful projects. Thanks for listening! Let's connect on LinkedIn :) @Miriam Beyers, PhD.

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26: PhDtalk - Be(com)ing a great writer in science | Sarah Haas

WonTime

32 minutes 28 seconds

5 months ago

26: PhDtalk - Be(com)ing a great writer in science | Sarah Haas

Let’s talk about writing! ✍️📖

In this episode, I chat with Sarah Haas about writing retreats, productivity, and finding joy in the process. Whether you're working on a research paper, a thesis, or just trying to write more consistently, this conversation will give you some food for thought.

Thanks for listening!

Happy writing and all the best. 😊

Miriam

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!! Please mind that this episode was first published 25th of September 2023 when the podcast was called PhDtalk.