be interested in your topic.
write chapters as publishable articles.
find your strength, focus on an area you are good at.
collaborate with others that complete your strength.
PUBLISH
the good time to publish in NOW. once you're back, you'll be swarmed with teaching and administration jobs.
rejection from referees = things are not clear for them.
there has to be contribution. something new.
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as simple as possible but not simpler than that
Einstein.
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cant breathe. physically & mentally. need to blow off some some steam.
overwhelming access of all sorts of information. how one processes them make the difference.
dutch. american. italian. unidentified english accent (nordic? german!) no new zealand accent! after 2 1/2 hours! mostly asian (chinese)
quantitative. qualitative. both.
what would be the question. have to start ASAP.
when will this hayfever end? is it really hayfever? should i tray nasal spray?
why does it bothers me so much that others dont process information as i do? who am i to think how one should think? to view things the way i do? i am one of those people i despise: one who make generalisations based on limited views.
show how paper fits in the discussion
bladibladiblaaaahhh.....
find a sexy title but it is important to be relevant. choose wisely
stay within 100 words for abstract....
-excerpts on seminar notes, mid december 2009-
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