Episode 62: Academic Burnouts: When The Strug...

SciSpace has become much more than a tool for chatting with PDFs. In this episode of the PhD Toolkit, we put it through a real research workflow to find out whether it actually deserves a place in your research toolkit.We test how well it helps with literature discovery, understa ...  Afficher plus

Learn how to apply the core ideas from Deep Work by Cal Newport to your life as a PhD student, postdoc, or early-career researcher.In this episode, we break down what Deep Work actually is, why shallow work can take over your best energy, and how to use the four Deep Work methods ...  Afficher plus

All the stress we are feeling in 2020 is leading to what feels like worldwide burnout. In Lab 032, Titi and Zakiya talk about what causes burnout, most common burnout behaviors, and how you can recognize burnout when it happens to you. Guest: Dr. Anne Helen Petersen. For more inf ...  Afficher plus

In today’s episode, we tackle burnout with Dr Debbie Sorensen. Dr Sorensen got her PhD in psychology from Harvard University, is the cohost of the Psychologists Off the Clock podcast, runs a private practice in Boulder, Colorado, and is the author of ACT for Burnout: Recharge, Re ...  Afficher plus

Burnout is common across the globe. In this episode, experts unpack the signs of burnout and how you can gain more control over your work and your life.See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for sponsorship and to manage your podcast spo ...  Afficher plus

Work can really suck. And for lots of us, burnout has been feeling especially terrible. This week, we dive into how burnout messes with our brains and bodies, and we find out whether working from home is making things worse. Plus: Could the four-day workweek be the key to fixing ...  Afficher plus