Curiosity is a boon to dissertation writers, except when it isn’t.
Curiosity is indeed powerful, giving us the will to explore, to persevere, and even to reach a goal.
I’ve suggested in an earlier blog (“To Enjoy Writing Your Dissertation, Use your Curiosity”) that it might be worth your while as researchers and writers to try to [...]
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Can Curiosity Delay Your Dissertation?
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The Strength of Curiosity and Your Dissertation
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One of the top 5 strengths that many of my dissertation clients share is curiosity.
It’s not surprising that motivated, high-achieving academic people would have curiosity as a top strength.
And as you write a dissertation and live your life, the benefits of curiosity are many. For one thing, curiosity is among those specific strengths which are [...]
