Thanks for sharing! Glad you liked it ❤️👊🏼

⏳ Consider your timeline: think about career stage and goals
👥 Research the editorial board
📚 Track where the key works you cite are published
🎯 Weigh special issues carefully
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I def used this with both grads and undergrads!

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✅ Credibility: Theoretical claims are grounded in reality
🧠 Improves comprehension: Abstract ideas are accessible
🎭 Appeals to different ways of learning
🔍 Uncover gaps in thinking: If you can’t give an example, refine your idea
🎨 Vivid examples are memorable
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Thanks for sharing!

And I believe you worked with a dev editor, so once you make it through their revisions, then that might be a good indicator too.

And you're right, knowing when you've done what you can without getting others' input is also a good way to know. If you get to a point where you're revising and you're not sure if you're making it better or just different, that's a good indicator too.

This is the million-dollar question! At this point, it's mainly about making sure the argument is clear and supported. that the significance of that argument/the project is clear, and that it's written with the audience in mind.

WAHOO! Congrats on getting the full draft DONE!

Me too, Matthew! Me too! ❤️👊🏼

Thanks for sharing, Matthew!

Thanks for sharing! I hope it proves helpful!

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