Learning from observing others
Observing how other people do things is a useful way of ‘borrowing behaviours’, that might work for us, from others.
Read MoreObserving how other people do things is a useful way of ‘borrowing behaviours’, that might work for us, from others.
Read MorePosted by ceaves001 | Feb 5, 2021 | Self-knowledge
Are you a morning person or an evening person? When do you have your biggest focus for important tasks?
Read MorePosted by ceaves001 | Feb 5, 2021 | Self-direction
Writing is such an important part of being a researcher and the dread of writing or not being able to find the time to write…
Read MoreIt has always seemed incongruous that in the height of stress or busy-ness that finding time to take a break should be a priority.
Read MorePosted by ceaves001 | Feb 5, 2021 | Engagement
The link between sleep and performance feels obvious yet we may find it difficult to do anything about. It can feel easier to forgo sleep to get our work done…
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