Workshop - Defeating Self Sabotage
Do you find that despite your best efforts to ‘work on your thesis’ or get your research output going it just doesn’t seem to be happening? Does there always seem to be something more urgent, interesting or important to do? Perhaps you are self-sabotaging. If you think you procrastinate, are a perfectionist, don’t say no often enough, are disorganised or are always 'busy', this seminar will help you to understand why your thesis or research isn’t getting done and what you can do about it.
This workshop will help you understand some of the key self-sabotaging behaviours and what you can do about them:
- procrastination, perfectionism, overcommitting, getting distracted
- how to recognise if you are self-sabotaging
- when is it just life getting in the way?
- identifying what specifically is stopping you from getting your thesis finished
- what you can do about it
- what if you know you’re doing it, but that still doesn’t help
Who is it for?
Research higher degree students at any point in their candidature and academic/research staff wishing to understand their behaviour patterns better.
Length
2½-3 hours for an unlimited number of participants.
Book
The companion book to this workshop is Defeating Self-Sabotage: Getting Your Research Finished .