29: Hit the Reset Button
Is it time to hit the reset button? When we are in unusual circumstances we are forced out of the 'norm'. And while that can definitely have its downsides, it can also give us an opportunity to reeval...
7 Apr 202022min
28: Five Steps to Sustaining Your Writing Through Crisis
How do you sustain a writing practice in times of crisis? Whether the crisis is a global one like a pandemic, or a personal one like an illness, taking these 5 steps will help you sustain a writing pr...
31 Mars 202039min
27: Ten Ways to Make Time to Write
If you struggle to find time to write, this is the podcast episode for you. I'm sharing 10 practical ways to find more time to write as an academic woman. One of the biggest complaints I hear from aca...
24 Mars 202013min
26: How to Multiply Your Effectiveness
Ever wish there was another you to get more done, make things easier, reach more people? On this episode I'm sharing three ways to multiply your effectiveness; no clone needed. I've been sharing the ...
17 Mars 202017min
Bonus: How to Create a Minimum Viable Semester in the Midst of a Global Pandemic
The coronavirus has been declared a pandemic, and this is affecting the academic community in significant ways. Universities are going online, travel is being canceled, and the impact is profound. Ho...
15 Mars 202032min
25: How to Stop Working Weekends
Are your working hours spilling over into nights and weekends as an academic? Do you feel powerless to squeeze everything into a 'regular' work week? This is the episode for you. As an academic woman,...
10 Mars 202030min
24: Three Steps to Achieving Clarity So That You Can Write and Publish More
What one thing is key to writing and publishing more? The answer is clarity. Without it, you're inviting overwork, overwhelm, and a strain on your creative output. In this first episode of a three pa...
3 Mars 202021min
23: What Academics Get Wrong about Professional Development
Have you ever done professional development? So often, it feels like academics get professional development wrong. Usually, it's done with a one-off training, but the problem is that there's no follow...
25 Feb 202038min
