Grad School For Grown Folks Hosted by Dr. Tonya Vetter: Recent Episodes
Dr. Tonya Vetter
This podcast is perfect for anyone in graduate school working on a doctorate, or maybe you're thinking about going back to school. Here, we talk about graduate degrees and living very real lives. Now, I am the "APA Queen." So, yes, we will talk about the journey of tackling graduate writing successfully, but we also talk about real-world issues that sometimes make the journey feel impossible. This show will help you navigate the terrains as a doctoral student, and I share gems as an editor, dissertation coach, and someone who's been in your shoes! So, let's go!
In today's episode, I share five (5) critical tips to help you finish during one of the busiest seasons. It's the season most doctoral students feel like quitting and giving up. Well, do not......Listen to this episode first! Let's dive in!
It's the research proposal and research defense season. Many students need clarification on who's in charge when it's time to respond to feedback on their papers. Is it the chair or committee? In this episode, I share five ideas and discuss this issue. Let's dive in!
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Don't start the Fall semester without checking out this episode. This episode is for those who are experienced, new, and graduating. Students. So, whether you're a new student or seasoned- start the semester like a Champion with these four (4) things.
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The summer is usually when graduates disconnect from their studies due to burnout and overwhelm. In today's episode, I share three quick tips to help you get through the summer while remaining connected to your study and enjoying the break!
It's May! We call this month "Make it Happen May!" If you're in a graduate program, you're in one of three phrases. You're either graduating, getting organized for the next phase, or entering a program.
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Nothing frustrates us more than a university that falls short of providing the absolute best for our clients. Need a strategy to get your chair more involved in your process? We have you covered with these (5) five tips!
This is an exciting time of year for graduate students! The best strategy is a "strong start." On today's episode, I share four (4) things that will put you ahead of the game. Are you ready? Let's dive in!
Happy New Year! 2022 was an amazing year in the grad school world, but a few things bubbled over into the "never again" column! On today's episode, I share the "Top 3 Dissertation Disasters" we witnessed. I also share suggestions to help you avoid potholes. Ready? Let's dive in!
We are living in very strange times, my friends! On today's episode, I will share warning signs you need to look out for as you choose editors and providers to support you as a graduate student. Lastly, you'll get about six (6) questions you should ask them when finding a potential editor or service provider.https://www.dissertationdoctor.org/
Time flies when we're having fun, and changes are approaching in colleges and university graduate programs. Today's episode is all about having the proper strategy to respond to those changes. You do not want to miss today's episode.
Today's episode is about filling in the gaps when your university falls short. Does your university assign tasks but not provide instructions such as modeling and examples? Do you commonly feel lost and alone in your program? Well, this episode is for you!
**Today's episode is one of my favorites because I have Dr. Brian Williams joining me for an important conversation -Navigating Marriage and Relationships as a Doctoral Student.
Balancing a full-time work schedule, graduate school, and day-to-day expectations can be overwhelming. Today, Dr. Williams and I discuss ways to pursue your doctoral dreams and have a strong relationship or cultivate a stronger one. Trust me! This is a conversation you don't want to miss. You'll laugh a lot and learn plenty. Enjoy it and share it!
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It's the back-to-school season! It's also time for some of you to head back to graduate school. This will be the time for some of you to start working on your research for the first time, and you're wondering if it's possible to do it without losing your mind. The answer and the best strategy known to man are shared in this episode. Let's dive in!
In this new episode, we will discuss how to thrive in graduate school, although you're not getting what you signed up for and feel like you're experiencing a "program impersonator and false advertisement." Check it out!
Getting permission to use an instrument for your study can be confusing, so in today's episode, I share the most important steps to take to obtain permission for authors to complete your study successfully.
Trust me! This is a Chapter 3 episode you don't want to miss.
In today’s episode, we dive into a tricky one. Are you and your chair on the same page? Are you working on Chapter 1, but they’re thinking about Chapter 1? If so, you don’t want to miss this one! I share three ways to get you all on the same page immediately. Buckle up and take a listen!
There was once a time when I could give graduate students steps for writing their dissertation, and it would apply to all of them. Well, that day has come and gone. Every chair has their own ideas about what a great dissertation entails, and sadly, sometimes it's not only incorrect but also makes no sense. However, if you want to graduate, you must "Do what they tell you to do!"
A major mistake I see many graduate students make during the summer is, well...nothing! That's right! Some of them completely abandon their studies until the following semester. Then, struggle when school starts. Today's episode is a must! Check out the quick tips to avoid this disaster.
What a semester and school year! Transition is a natural part of life and it can be a challenge. Today's episode is all about transitioning from one phase to the next with ease and harmony. Let's dive in!
This is a common question I get. Graduates are confused about where to start. I think you'll be surprised! If you're confused, this is a great episode for you. Let's dive in.
In today's episode, I share three tips on having a successful summer semester and enjoying your summer. This is our first real summer since COVID, and I don't want you to miss it! However, you must have a strategy. Let's take a listen.
Pushing to the finish line isn't easy, but you did it! On today's episode, I share four essentials to transitioning peacefully.
I'm the last person to push the race card, but let's address the elephant in the doctoral programs. You have to push play if you want to hear more.https://www.dissertationdr.us
Feedback is golden! It's the fastest way to get to graduate school where you want to go. I'm sharing what you should do with the feedback in today's episode to keep the momentum. Also, I share what to do when you have not received any support from your chair. This is an episode you don't want to miss. Let's go!
In this emergency episode, I share seven important tips for how you need to take control of your program and get YOURSELF to the finish line. Remember, graduate school is a business, so your chair might not be as eager to get you done. Don't worry! I have you covered in this episode. Grab a pen and paper and look for upcoming tips on my website for the newbies.
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Research questions are absolutely the most important element of your study next to your participants and your instrument. In fact, this is what we affectionately refer to as “research alignment**.” In today's episode, I share how to nail your research questions, get them approved, and move on! The goal is to get you to the finish line. Let's Go!
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So, you're a doctor. You did it. Great! One of the most common problems doctors have after graduation is a frustration with what to do next and how to make more money. In today's episode, I am going to help you out. I share five things that will shift your life immediately if you take action. I share how I was able to leave my full-time job in 15-months and work as an entrepreneur. Let's dive in!
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Today's episode is one of my favorites. We dive into positioning yourself early, effectively, and purposefully as a professional. Yes! There are so many mistakes people make when they first become graduate students. So today, we're going to talk about the top three mistakes that people make when they become graduate students and how you can avoid those mistakes. So buckle up for this episode, grab a pen and paper, and invite your friends. Let's dive in!
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**This is a quick one, Docs! Some of you are struggling with Chapter 2 because you struggle with writing an analysis. It's okay. I have you covered in less than 5 minutes on this episode!
An analysis is your opportunity to:**
· contextualize the information
· explain the evidence for your reader
· tell the reader why the evidence
· explain what it means and/or
· explain how the article connects to other ideas in your writing
If you recently gotten back in school, you've probably been accused of being different since you've taken on the new audacious goal. Well, today's episode "I Haven't Changed, or Your Perception?" is just for you.
In today's episode, we tackle how to approach the naysayers and how to handle the judgement that comes with becoming a professional student. Look, you don't want to miss this one. Let's dive in!
Today's episode talks about cuts, bruises, and Grad School for grown folks! There are great benefits to getting support early. Today, I share three (3) reasons you want to shore up support early to get through your program with grace and less grind.
In today's episode, I answer my three (3) top questions over the last 3 months.
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How many days do I need to give my chair to respond to my emails and provide feedback before reporting them to the dean?
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When should I start writing my first chapter?
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What should I do if I no longer have access to the population I originally designed my study for and received IRB approval?
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In today's episode, I share five (5) tips that will help some of you plan the data collection process while we're still battling Covid restrictions.
- Keep it simple.
- Think accessibility.
- How can you get to your participants?
- When can you get to them?
- What will be best, safe, and convenient for all?
Hi, docs! You need today's episode. It's all about the literature review. I'm sharing five (5) ways to nail it! Synthesize the literature like a pro and write with confidence. This can be done if you:
- Compare commonalities and contrast/ show differences.
- Identify relationships among the different studies.
- Comment on major themes and patterns you discovered on the topic and how it ties in with your study.
- Discuss the pros and cons and how they connect with your study.
- Point out gaps in the literature.
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The academic relationship with your chair is a partnership. Sadly, the new generation of professors guiding candidates now tasked with this responsibility seems a little confused about their role. Is your chair an ally, or do they feel more like an enemy? In today's episode I share three ways to help you build a better relationship.
I know 2021 has been quite a year, but you made it! Some of you have soared beyond measure! In today's episode, I share three ways we're going to dominate 2022-gracefully. That's right! We're flipping the script! Today's episode is one you do not want to miss.
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Today's episode is a necessity! We often focus on what's important to us and neglect our relationships, especially as graduate students, leaders in education, and entrepreneurs. Well, the holidays are a great time to repair those relationships and reassess what's important. The truth is, we can amass all the wealth in the world and be "relationship broke," which still equates to unhappiness. Today's episode is one you'll want to share. It's inspired by my book "Rich Teachers Sleep Well." Let's dive in!
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You did it! The semester is over. There are some themes I've in those who FINISHED and those who FINISH WELL! Yep, in today's episode, I share the secrets of those who love the journey despite the ups and downs.
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Congratulation graduates! It's common for graduates to worry about their next step after graduating with their doctorate. One of my clients greatest concerns is whether the time and all of the work will be worth it in dollars. In today's episode, I talk about what's in your "creativity bank" account! Yes, you have one.
Trust me. This is an episode you do not want to miss.
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Have you ever found yourself frustrated and feeling stuck in your career and life? Have you ever feared that you may be spending all of your time and effort on an education that might be worthless? If so, this episode is just for you! I just released my new interactive digital book "Rich Teachers Sleep Well." This book is anyone, from the woman an attorney to the father who feels stuck in his 9 to 5. That means joy, a fulfilling service, and money. In my mind, the archetype of the teacher is one whose value is vast, and so are their gifts. The tune of the "broke teacher" soundtrack is done! The truth is - We are all teachers, and we have a new song to sing, and each day, a new lyric is written, and a new note is being played. This is an episode you don't want to miss! Tag a teacher!
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Keep the lines of communication flowing with these five tips. If you've been MIA and you need to re-establish communication with your chair, do not worry! We have you covered in this episode!
- Have a communication plan.
- Keep your word and work with integrity.
- Have a regularly scheduled meeting with the chair, even if there's nothing to report.
- Schedule "Zoom" Milestone Meetings
- Ask if there's a time or period, such as summer, when they do not review papers.
There are six essential things you want to consider when selecting your dissertation chair. Their:
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Expertise (Find out what makes them an expert on that topic. Is it work history and experience, if so to what degree? How do they work with others? Introverts or Extroverts?
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Accessibility (Are they nationally known, popular, or like to vacation? Are they full-time or adjunct professors- How many other jobs do they have?) Find out indirectly.
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Feedback Styles: (Do they actually provide feedback such as comments. If so how, will it be text feedback in the comment section, video feedback, etc?)
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Success Record: How well have previous students done under their guidance? How many students graduate on time?
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Personality Styles: Because of the collaboration process between the two of you, pay attention to the nonverbals and verbal cues.
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Attitudes Toward Methodology: Methodology is one of the greatest obstacles in the dissertation and research process, so being on one accord with your chair on such a topic is critical. Ask questions about methodologies and find out where your potential chair stands on the issue.
The goal is to remove as many barriers as possible ahead of time because it will save you time.
Today's episode is a good one! The literature will lead you to the gap with these six (6) questions, but you must be willing to listen.
- What is the significance of this research to my work or the broader field?
- How can this article help me formulate my research questions?
- Does the author's argument require more clarification?
- What issues or questions has the author not addressed?
- Is there a different perspective that I can consider?
- What other factors could have influenced the results?
- Are the methods or procedures used outdated or no longer considered valid in your field?
The quickest way to recover from burnout and stress is by rebooting. I share (5) quick ways to quickly reboot and get excited about writing again in today's episode! Let's go!
- Study in a different space. Switch it up.
- Don't write alone.
- Switch with the days.
- Integrate the use of your chair a little more.
- Focus on one section at a time.
Have fun along the way!
It was 3:30 am, and I was thinking of my clients. I understand it's burnout season. You all are trying to turn "water into wine..." in your roles as leaders and teachers in education. You all are also trying to finish your program and keep it all together. The truth is.....each day the thread is unraveling, and you are tired.
I see you...I feel you.....
Today's episode is quick but informative! If your literature review is in the works, make sure it doesn't sound like a diary or novel. Yikes! Also, here's three resources that will be extremely helpful.
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Writing a Successful Thesis or Dissertation: Tips and Strategies for Students in the Social and Behavioral Sciences 1st Edition by Fred C. Lunenburg (Author), Beverly J Irby (Author)
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Qualitative Inquiry and Research Design | SAGE Publications Inc
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Research Design | SAGE Publications Inc
Hi guys, today's episode is all about how to get most bang for your buck when it comes to your dissertation chair. These (5) tips have changed the feedback game for my clients! Trust me. You need this information.
1. Be prepared.
2. Ask the right questions.
3. Follow up with a recap email.
4. Do what they ask of you.
5. Remember, they work for the university not just you!
Look, today's Q & A's are mind-blowing!!! Seriously! I come out slugging, but I also have great answers for you. Today, I tackle four questions we got, and they are home runs!
1. What do you do if you want to change your dissertation title after IRB approval?
2. When should you get a dissertation editor or coach?
3. What should you do and expect if you and the coach aren't a great fit after you've hired them?
4. What do you do if you need to stop services in the middle because of a wedding or pregnancy?
You have to ask better questions to get better results doc students. It's time for some of you to look for a dissertation coach and an editor. In today's episode, I will help you avoid online scams and tons of frustration! It's all about the quality of our questions. Let's take a listen.
You do not want to miss the next two episodes Doc students! It's time for some of you to look for a dissertation coach and an editor. In today's episode, I will help you avoid online scams and tons of frustration! It's all about the quality of our questions. Let's take a listen.
Most graduate students are so excited to be accepted into their program that little thought is given to what it actually entails. Today's episode dives into the nuances of graduate programs that is rarely discussed openly. Politics. The people, process, and the paper. Take a listen!
Have you been frustrated by the lack of support you've gotten in your doctoral or graduate program? Well, I hate to break the news, but it's only going to get worse because graduate school has become "big business!" Unfortunately, the customer service is horrible! But fret not, my graduate friend! I have you covered on today's episode with some ways you can cover yourself from new ways universities are trying to price gauge with hidden fees. Today's episode is a "must hear!"
Today's episode is a great topic. There are three things I see happen when we only identify with who we are as doctoral students. Take a listen. See if any of the examples sound familiar! Let's dive in!
This is a common question we get from all students, but especially new candidates. On today's episode we are gearing up for the fall semester and I'm giving you the ins and outs of both options. This episode is full of information. I even share price information! Check it out.
We can no longer write a dissertation like it's one more thing to do as part of our program. It's a project that impacts that might impact the lives of others later. Today's episode talks about the responsibility you have as an author and "influencer." Yes, you are an influencer! I think you'll agree after this episode. Take a listen!
The Covid crisis has caused a major issues when it comes to collecting data. Today's episode addresses an alternative for people seeking a solution to collecting data when you don't have access to participants. Archival data, content analysis, and a document analysis might be a viable option. Take a listen!
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Today's touches on a much-needed topic and discussion about suffering while you're in graduate school. You do not want to miss this episode! There is an easier approach. Today, I share three (3) things to consider to help ease your "suffering." Let's dive in!
- Getting support is not a weakness. It's wisdom.
- Taking care of yourself emotionally, socially, and physically will help you work in "harmony." Ditch the word "balance" for now. You want to be fit for your purpose.
- The journey itself is the fun! Don't miss the journey of "who you are becoming" along the way. Hiring support will help you do this.
Hi guys! All it takes is three easy steps to narrow down your research topic. Yes, just three!!! Today's episode is the shortest but impactful! Let's dive in!
- Identify your participants.
- Identify the subject or area of specialty
- Identify the level of the group you want to study.
That's it!!!! Life really can be simple.......
This is hands down the question that always comes up when I work with clients. It's also the question most committee members will ask candidates to explain during their research proposals. Prove the alignment of your study! How do you know your study is in alignment?
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Today's episode sounds like a total oxymoron, but it isn't. It's a brilliant strategy for getting things done and avoiding the trap of perfectionism. It's called "strategic incompetence." I found it in the book "Finish" by Jon Acuff. Check out the three (3) takeaways I share for how to apply the strategy. It has helped me tremendously! I gained a lot of ground using this technique. Let's take a listen.
Today's episode is a good one! It's the summer, and many students in graduate school get lost in the long list of things to do. Well, today's episode will help you narrow your focus, take massive action without experiencing burnout. You can listen to this one over and over again. The steps are easy.
- Schedule your "massive day" ahead of time.
- Prepare everything in advance. (at least two before prior or more)
- Focus on only (1) deliverable on that day.
That's it! This plan will actually work for any semester!
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Congratulations graduates! Today's episode dials in on the next steps our new graduates should take now that they have crossed the stage. This episode is actually less about "action" and more about "what you think." It's probably one of my favorite episodes. The three graduate game-changers will definitely surprise you. Let dive in!
What do you do when you have a dissertation chair and committee that disagrees with your research topic? How do you advocate yourself without being "blacklisted?" Well, my friend I have you covered on this episode. Trust me! This is an episode you do not want to miss! I address real issues and graduate school concerns. Let's dive in!
On today's episode, I share three new perspectives or insights on challenges. I know, challenges are a pain and huge inconvenience! But, are they? Hmmmm....? Let's see, a shift in perspective just might change your day and lead to a change in how you experience the world. Let's take a listen!
Joshua Golbert, Ed.D. has been in education for nearly eight years. He will be graduating with a doctorate next month. Dr. Gobert was invited on today's episode for two reasons. One, he's a client Dissertation Doctors enjoyed helping and I believe he really displayed the importance of having mentors and a support system. Secondly, his research is timely and insightful. The topic of Dr. Gobert's qualitative research was "The Experiences of African American Male Educators in Primary Grade Levels. This is a rare topic and one you do not want to miss!
In this episode, most students will want to throw their shoes at me when they hear it. But, we’ve got to address this issue. In this episode, I address how you can become a better writer, and the bottom line is…Some of you will like the answer, and some of you will not. Let's dive in!
Most of us complain about the lack of time! In this episode, I dive into the myth of time management, so you can free yourself from trying to “managing it.” Instead, on today's episode, I arm you with three strategies far more powerful and thoughts you actually can control! Check out this episode. I think you’ll find it helpful.
Has your university given you a ridiculous page requirement like 65 for your literature review like you're a toddler and you feel overwhelmed? Well, fret not my friend this episode is just for you! I have you covered. There is a way to write with depth and substance, even if the university is drowning in shallow water. Take a listen.
Some of the worse advice grad students have been given is: "choose a topic they are passionate about and study it." Now, we know if you're in the medical field and maybe you're practicing law, this may be an exception. However, today's episode is extremely important. If you're getting ready to enroll in a program, or maybe you're already in a program, but you haven't chosen your research topic yet, you don't want to miss today's episode. I will share three reasons you do not want to choose a topic you love and why this is a mistake. Instead, I want you to choose a topic you like, not love, for your research and dissertation topic. Let's dive in!
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**Being a grad student has its demands, and it can take its toll on relationships. On today's episode, we dive into three tips that can help you to either maintain your good relationships, help you build and repair a relationship that maybe in trouble, or if your looking for a new relationship, we're going to help you avoid the pitfalls that so commonly happen. You do not want to miss today's episode. Let's dive in!
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When you spend time building a relationship and building research and study with a chair and a committee, then out of the blue, they're gone; it can be pretty upsetting and devastating. In today's episode, we're gonna talk about it. I'm going to share three things that will help you bounce back and develop a new relationship with your new chair and committee so that you can finish your research and finish your program successfully. This is an episode, my friend, that you do not want to miss. Let's take a listen!
I've witnessed several proposals, worked for multiple universities as a graduate writing specialist, and worked as a graduate assistant in a doctoral program. Now, as an entrepreneur I get to work with clients and help them with the same thing and I've seen it all. Even as a graduate assistant and graduate student, I've made a few mistakes myself. On today's episode, I'm going to share the top three common mistakes I've commonly seen and yes, even ones I've made. Today' episode is all about avoiding the three most common Proposal pitfalls my friends! This is an episode you do not want to miss. Let's dive in!
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If you've been working on your dissertation, we all know that your defense is like you're getting married. Yep, it's like your wedding day. It's like getting married to five chapters. Well on this episode, we're talking about defense jitters and I've got three tips to help you get through your defense with ease and confidence. So this is an episode, you do not want to miss if you have your defense or even your proposal coming up soon. Let's dive in!
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After writing for hours and hours, there is nothing more dissatisfying than getting a paper with red marks all over it. On this episode, we're going to tackle red marks everywhere and what do you do when you have dissertation committee and chair that continues to correct your writing, when you know you've done the very best you could. How do you survive and not take it personally? Well, this is an episode you definitely want to listen too if you've find yourself taking all of the feedback you've been getting personally. I'm gonna give you three tips that will help you become a better writer, but also allow yourself to take that feedback in a more positive way that empowers you. Let's dive in!
Graduating is suppose to be the most exciting time of a person's life. Ironically, it turns out to be the most depressing time for many graduates and that's typically because the opportunities seem scarce for a little while. On today's episode, we talk about what happens to graduate students after they graduated. After they defended their research. We dive into three tips on how you can defend like a boss, how you can defend with confidence, and how you can still sustain that excitement well after you've crossed the stage. This is an episode my friend that you do not want to miss. Let's dive in!
So, you're a doctor. You did it. Great! One of the most common problems doctors have after graduation is that many think opportunities are supposed to chase them down and knock on their door. They soon become highly disappointed when this doesn't happen. Today's episode talks about what to do when you graduate, and opportunities seem scarce. You don't want to miss today's episode. Let's dive in!
Today's episode is one of my favorites. We dive into positioning yourself early, effectively, and purposefully as a professional. Yes! There are so many mistakes people make when they first become graduate students. So today, we're going to talk about the top three mistakes that people make when they become graduate students and how you can avoid those mistakes. So buckle up for this episode, grab a pen and paper, and invite your friends. Let's dive in!
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If you recently gotten back in school, you've probably been accused of being different since you've taken on the new audacious goal. Well, today's episode "I Haven't Changed, What I've Learned Has Changed!" is just for you. You know, on today's episode we're going to tackle how to handle the naysayers and how to handle the judgement that comes with becoming a professional student all over again. Look, you don't want to miss this one. If you have a husband, a wife, a girlfriend, an ex-husband, an ex-wife, or even a baby momma, you definitely want to dial into this episode. We're going to show you how to get through those challenging when people accuse you of being a little bit different now that you've become super educated. Let's dive in!
On today's episode, we talk about cuts, bruises, and yes, Grad school. You know, some people do really well in Grad school while others struggle. On today's episode, I'm going to share three things that really determine who does well and who struggles. Trust me, this is an episode you do not want to miss. So, I have a question for you. Are you going to need a small band-aide or will you need a gigantic band-aide? Let's take a listen!
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Every December 31st, the world decides to map out a plan and in unison plan what they want for themselves in the upcoming year. Well, as a graduate student, you should be no different. On this episode, we dive into what your 2021 Grad goals should be. My friend, you should be planning like a doctor! We go into three questions you can ask yourself to set yourself up for success. This is an episode you don't want to miss! Let's map it out!
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One of the mistakes I made as a graduate student, and so many students make is not getting support early. Well, today's episode isn't an episode at all! It's a holiday gift! Happy holidays! Don't make the mistake I made. Get the support you need early, and I'm going to help you. Unwrap your gift and take a listen!
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This podcast is perfect for anyone in graduate school working on a doctorate, or maybe you're thinking about going back to school. Here, we talk about graduate degrees and living very real lives. Now, I am the "APA Queen." So, yes, we will talk about the journey of tackling graduate writing successfully, but we also talk about real-world issues that sometimes make the journey feel impossible. This show will help you navigate the terrains as a doctoral student, and I share gems as an editor, dissertation coach, and someone who's been in your shoes! So, let's go!