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101 Daily Dissertation Writing Tips
Every dissertation writer needs a little motivation every now and then. To encourage regular writing sessions, I’m happy to offer the 101 Daily Dissertation Writing Tips ebook as a tool for dissertation writers who need some encouragement each day.
This ebook tackles the toughest parts of dissertation writing from staying motivated to the revision process.
These writing tips were first published on Twitter, which requires posts to be 140 characters or less. This is a great method for writing tips because it means that you are assured the following:
These daily dissertation writing tips are simple steps that can be easily implemented into your writing process.
These short writing tips are easy to digest and won’t overwhelm you.
These daily tips are easy to read all at once in a short period of time if you are looking for specific kinds of writing motivation.
Since starting to post these tips on Twitter, I’ve had several followers ask me where they can find the tips all in one place. Instead of collecting each tip as it’s posted on Twitter, you can now have 101 daily writing tips available all in one document!
The tips in this document are organized by 18 themes, whereas on Twitter they just appear randomly. Now you can look for tips based on your daily writing needs.
I hope that this ebook offers the motivation and encouragement you need to finish your writing and take satisfaction and pride in your dissertation process and final product.
This ebook tackles the toughest parts of dissertation writing from staying motivated to the revision process.
These writing tips were first published on Twitter, which requires posts to be 140 characters or less. This is a great method for writing tips because it means that you are assured the following:
These daily dissertation writing tips are simple steps that can be easily implemented into your writing process.
These short writing tips are easy to digest and won’t overwhelm you.
These daily tips are easy to read all at once in a short period of time if you are looking for specific kinds of writing motivation.
Since starting to post these tips on Twitter, I’ve had several followers ask me where they can find the tips all in one place. Instead of collecting each tip as it’s posted on Twitter, you can now have 101 daily writing tips available all in one document!
The tips in this document are organized by 18 themes, whereas on Twitter they just appear randomly. Now you can look for tips based on your daily writing needs.
I hope that this ebook offers the motivation and encouragement you need to finish your writing and take satisfaction and pride in your dissertation process and final product.
12 pages, Kindle Edition
First published May 26, 2011
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Kathryn E. Linder
16 books93 followersDr. Kathryn (Katie) Linder is the Associate Vice Chancellor for Academic Innovation and Strategy at the University of Colorado Denver. She earned her BA in English Literature from Whitworth University in Spokane, WA, and her MA and PhD in Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies from The Ohio State University.
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February 29, 2016
This book is a must for every dissertation writer and especially for those who hit a dead end. Most probably it won't point out a direct way to how write your dissertation but it will make you believe that writing a dissertation isn't that big of a deal. And actually, all over the net there are tons of websites and blogs that talk about how to write a dissertation successfully (Read more if interested) but I believe (well, I haven't checked out all those websites and blogs) only this book talks about importance of motivation and encouragement as well as being proud of what you have accomplished so far.
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