Episode 41: Ready to write your first book?

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Scholars Unbound

Dahlia Simangan

47 episodes

6 days ago

Scholars Unbound is a monthly podcast/video series that showcases the voices of scholars who know no boundaries when it comes to the pursuit of knowledge. You will hear insights from their experiences as international scholars and how these influenced their research, hoping to inspire future scholars to be fearless, global, and unbound.

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Scholars Unbound is a monthly podcast/video series that showcases the voices of scholars who know no boundaries when it comes to the pursuit of knowledge. You will hear insights from their experiences as international scholars and how these influenced their research, hoping to inspire future scholars to be fearless, global, and unbound.

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Episode 41: Ready to write your first book?

Scholars Unbound

9 minutes 12 seconds

3 years ago

Episode 41: Ready to write your first book?

Writing a book is no easy feat. It takes time, effort, and a great deal of dedication. In this episode, I elaborate on some of the questions that I encourage you to think about before you embark on the often lengthy but rewarding journey of publishing an academic book.

Relevant episodes:

Episode 31: Your thesis is not the book

Episode 19: Strategies for managing academic and family lives

Episode 18: What's wrong with work-life balance?

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