✍️ Tip: Treat your writing habits like experiments. Try a ritual for a week, then evaluate:

- When were you most focused?
- What time of day felt easiest?
- What routines actually helped?

Don’t chase the perfect writing process—build one, test it, and refine.

Thank you for the kind words, Ian! Keeping your research organized is what we’re here for 😊

If you teach or mentor, engineer small “aha” moments. A single well-timed reframing can imprint an idea better than a long explanation, via @quantamagazine.bsky.social
www.quantamagazine.org/how-your-bra...

Now you can save citations straight from an OpenEvidence thread into your Paperpile library—ready for later reading, a research project, or a case report.
paperpile.com/blog/save-fr...

Now you can save citations straight from an OpenEvidence thread into your Paperpile library—ready for later reading, a research project, or a case report.
paperpile.com/blog/save-fr...

The most powerful experiments don’t just answer a question—they change how we ask it, via @asimovpress.bsky.social
www.asimov.press/p/beautiful-...

So much of collaboration isn’t about genius ideas. It’s about real conversations, clarity of purpose, and shared responsibility via written agreements, via @science.org
www.science.org/content/arti...

🌅 Start each day with a win
🗣️ Explain your work to others
🔁 Compare yourself to your past self, not to others
💡 Remember that confusion means you’re learning
📆 Reframe what progress means: do daily and weekly tracking

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