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Identifying and Overcoming Analysis Paralysis

My best friend has a sign in her bathroom that reads: Indecision may or may not be my problem." I find it funny every time I read it, even though she seems pretty decisive to me. If we're
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4 Steps to Change Your Thinking

Editor’s note: I updated this post on March 3, 2021. I changed my handwriting in my mid-30s. I was sitting in a
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How to Practice Self Care During COVID-19

I cried this week for the first time since COVID-19 started. I watched the pandemic hit internationally, then come
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8 Things I Love About Working Remotely

Introverts joke that they've prepared for COVID-19 their entire lives. I'm making similar jokes, but not because of my
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7 Ways to Create More Margin in Your Life

Our students have no margin. That was my takeaway after doing a time tracking activity with the student journalists
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7 Proven Ways to Become a Better Leader

Student editors frequently ask me how they can become great leaders, probably because I teach on editorial leadership.
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How to Encourage Students to Pick Up the Paper

It's frustrating to work hard on your newspaper only to see stacks still sitting on the stands when it's time for the
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9 Ways for You to Fight Imposter Syndrome

I was forever behind schedule in class when I first started teaching nearly two decades ago. The biggest problem was
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Not Ready? 3 Ways to Push Yourself to Do It Anyway

I've never known a student editor who felt ready to become editor-in-chief. Not one. In almost two decades of working
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You Are What You Believe

I used to think I wasn't smart. It probably wasn't until my Ph.D. work pushed me to what I considered the limits of my
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