Advice for meeting PhD deadlines
Never knew that time management can be an issue, until now when I am most definitely unable to meet my deadlines. My poor capabilities have led to:
1. A pissed supervisor. He is so pissed at me right now, where he is sure I can never complete my thesis in time.
2. A room of tensions. I cannot organise my work and there is too much to do, which is simply piling up.
3. Sleepless nights. Not that I try, but all those research-related-tensions have left me with insomnia. It’s so bad now that I can’t concentrate on my work.
I am in serious need of some help and advice with which I can complete my work on time and meet deadlines.
Discuss your Dissertation 
sharonbaneey1 11:42 am on August 29, 2016 Permalink |
What you lack here is planning, majorly so. I suggest that you maintain a schedule for that, like a time table, where you allot a minimum of 2 hours to your research. The following blog will give you some great tips regarding that. Hope you’ll find it useful.
http://www.fivevidya.com/blog/work-to-rule-advice-for-meeting-a-deadline/
alexoliphaant 4:33 am on September 3, 2016 Permalink |
Procrastination is the only reason for not meeting the deadlines and the best way to stop stalling is ‘motivation’ and ‘determination’. In my case, I was too lazy to do anything and only started doing something when I was on verge of meeting a deadline. You can imagine how it must have meant. I joined the ‘art of living course’ just for the sake of going out and I must say that it did wonders for me. I actually feel motivated and active to do my job now, you know. So be a little active, go for exercises, or start some creative course. That’ll keep you at your best. It’s important to do other activities as well.