How to actually ENJOY your PhD research [7 effective hacks]
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ก.ค. 2024
- In this video, I share with you how you can actually enjoy your PhD research with seven effective tips and tools.
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0:00 - introduction
0:34 - Unnecessary pressure
3:10 - visible progress
4:52 - strict Timetable
6:33 - teach
7:51 - the bits you love
9:22 - time blocking
10:51 - external treats
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Every day before going to the lab and doing measurements I treat myself to one of Andy's videos. I cannot start to tell how I optimized my workflow to go through thousands of papers with the apps and websites he suggested multiple videos. Moreover, the point he makes here is quite essential; not get burned out and enjoy it while doing it. I have been following Andy for a year now and can quite honestly say that if I complete my thesis/paper(M.Sc), a substantial percentage would be because of Andy. Cheers! 🍻
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@@rashedulkabir6227 I'm a physicist but i also investigate chemical and morphological properties of molecules as I'm working in OLEDs.
Thank you, Dr Stapleton. Your contents helped me a lot during my PhD program:2019-2022. I just graduated two months ago.
I start my PhD in a new country in a couple of weeks, your videos feel more comforting the closer it gets!
I am a undergrad now and I REALLY enjoyed my research project. It is tired and sometimes annoying but I still love it. And that is why I decided to do grad school after. (Now I did most of the research work in the project while my PI wrote the paper. )
I am just a month into my STEM PhD and I've been taken aback by how much encouragement I have needed in this process to know that I am not mucking up my first semester. This video is so useful and the channel is a godsend.
I'm nowhere near starting my PhD, but one of my favourite things to do when I'm hanging around younger students is to give a lecture on whatever weird, higher level topic I've been learning about recently
Hi Andy, I really appreciate what you do. I have been watching you for months. Thank you for every thing.
Great video Andy! I love your channel! I am going to start my Ph.D. this year. So, I will remember and apply all your advice. Thank you!
Really needed this advice today. Thank you.
Thank you, that is helpful specially for getting ride of procrastination 🌹
Great advice!
Andy....Great perspective. Keep going........
Well explained. Thanks Andy
Dr,You are a great Mentor,,,
What has worked for me to avoid feeling overwhelmed is carrying a monthly calendar that has all the major events and obligations laid out, but each morning I fill out an index card with what I want to do that day. this gives me place to put down things I notice need doing at the time, like doing laundry, as well as a spot to put things that come up last minute.
I use a binder clip to hold it inside my calendar. Each evening or morning depending on when I have time, I make a new note card that carries forward anything I didn’t get done the previous day and adds anything new that’s coming up. (so far I’ve been saving all the previous notecards in my desk drawer, as a visual reminder that I am accomplishing things!)
at the bottom of my calendar I put down dates that are coming up for the future, at least a month out. that way I’m not overwhelmed with clutter but I also have an idea of what’s coming down the pike.
I do use a Google calendar with reminders for regularly scheduled stuff as well.
great tip! thank you!
great video!🥳
Very nice motivational video and tips
Hi Andy! Thank you so much for your awesome videos!😃
Would it be possible to post a video for some Advanced PhD students who should teach to undergrads in their last years of PhD? How to make balance between research and teaching?
Thank you!😀
Thank you for this video Andy. Please make a video of proposal defense, I have mine in 3 weeks.
Thank you!💙💛
Thank you!!
A pleasure!
I enjoy your videos bec my DD is getting her PhD and just passed her candidacy exam!
Thank you😭♥
i felt the emotion through the crying emoji, i feel you sis this phd isn't that fun at all lol
i found this video to be wholesome for some reason :)
honestly, if get my phd... i owen it to you, as much as have to my superviser. i hope some day meet you.
Thank you, Alcione. I hope we get to meet too - maybe I'll do a world tour one day!
My chair and I met weekly. That help me to stay on track.
That is really great - you must have had a good working relationship.
nice video you are doing a great job Dr. Stapleton
Glad you like them!
@@DrAndyStapleton thank you very much for your videos they really help me cope up with the pressure during my PhD 😅
I wish I had found your videos while I was working on my dissertation. I discovered your channel a few days my dissertation was approved. I do plan to do a follow-up study.
@@dr.emilyacevedo812 and I found his channel at the right time one month before My PhD officially started. I was lucky because I wanted to go into my PhD fully prepared of course nothing can prepare you for a PhD completely but atleast being aware of the ups & downs really does help to cope up with the process.
Hi, is that possible for you to give your opinions or advices on work 1/2 years then pursue phd vs go phd right after undergraduate. That would be really helpful for me. Thanks.
that's a beautiful hoodie
Made it myself!
once my production is slow down I will take short week-end trip for couble of days and re-start my work in different location it is very productive, also I write my postive affirmations as if I did finish this part of my lit review for example I'm grateful I finish part one of my lit review it works as amotivater for my effectively
🥺 i cant handle this
How to enjoy your phd: fine a good supervisor and group.
How to hate your phd: stay with a bad supervisor.
I wish I had advices before! I would run far away from my process!