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Tag Archives: Finishing a PhD
Ph.D. & Procrastination
Before anyone says anything I do get that it’s ironic writing about procrastination, rather than getting on with the task in hand. However, there is real value in understanding procrastination Earlier this summer my work went something like this: reading … Continue reading
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Phd & Depression.
After a little procrastination and fashion chat here is the 1st of a series of the promised posts about making corrections to a thesis. As you can see I’ve begun with a cheery title: PhD & Depression. Please stick with … Continue reading
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what a thesis looks like
Scenes from the hard work this week. Back in the game.
Doing a PhD
Greetings, after a bit of a hiatus from me may I present a wordle word-cloud of my thesis in its entirety. Woo hoo! I’ve had a crazy e.o September updating, re-drafting, and proofing, working late into the night most nights. … Continue reading
Cuba or bust.
I’ve been thinking a lot lately about what I will do when I finally sit my viva and become Dr Peacock. What will life be like post PhD and what is next on my research agenda? I went to Cuba … Continue reading
I haven’t finished
So I promised an update on the state of the per her der back in October, and so far I’ve managed to avoid following that up, because I HAVEN’T FINISHED. I have been working on my PhD since April … Continue reading