The first month of the new year has already wizzed by. How has it been for you? Have you managed to set the goals for the year and start working on them? Or has it been chaotic and busy? As the year is still young, it is good to ask yourself this question: How to… Continue Reading
Productivity for Scientists
Category Archives: motivation
You calendar and how you use it
Let’s talk about your calendar and how you use it. I have a question for you. Do you use your calendar for external appoinments only? Most of us do just that: we put in there the times of the group meetings, teaching, doctor appointments as well as meetings with the supervisor. I want to suggest… Continue Reading
Travelling analogy to help with your deadline
Today I want to share with you a strategy to help you get motivated and re-focus on your deadline! If you are a PhD student, you might be feeling lost or disheartened about your progress and doubting that you will ever get there. If you are a postdoc or staff you might have one of… Continue Reading
From “I can’t” to “I can”
Is there something you want to do or you need to do, but you feel you just can’t do? It’s maybe because you’ve tried and failed? Or maybe because it feels very difficult? Well today I want to offer you some motivation and inspiration, some words that will help you to shift from “I can’t… Continue Reading