How to Thrive in Graduate School: Supercharge Your Productivity and Avoid Burnout
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This comprehensive guide is written for aspiring, new, and senior graduate students, and it’s packed with real-life examples and advice often not discussed in other books on this topic. If you’re interested in learning techniques and skills that can help you achieve and enjoy more of your graduate school experience, or if you are finding it difficult to balance study, research, and extracurricular activities, How to Thrive in Graduate School will give you everything you need to organize your life. This book covers mentoring, self-care, overcoming common obstacles, productivity, time management, lab safety, harnessing the power of simple habits, and many more topics of significance to graduate students. It also contains resources and pre-designed templates that make accomplishing tasks more manageable.
Written by Aldrin V. Gomes, Ph.D., an award-winning professor who values and enjoys mentoring. This book equips graduate students with essential skills that will guide them through graduate school and help them transition from academia to their careers or advanced studies.
From the Publisher
It’s Time to Excel and Enjoy Graduate School
“Graduate school lays the foundation for a lifetime of learning, and this book serves as an invaluable guide, navigating the complexities and offering insightful solutions on how to thrive in the presence of the challenges ahead.”
– Barbara A. Horwitz, Ph.D.,
Lifetime Mentor Award from the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), Bodil Schmidt-Nielson Distinguished Mentor and Scientist Award, Former President of the Society for Experimental Biology and Medicine and the American Physiological Society.
If you are a graduate student, discovering the key to being productive and healthy is like brushing your teeth in the morning: it sets you up for a good day. It can also determine whether you enjoy this time in your life or regret ever having chosen graduate school. It’s time to enrich your capabilities with this guide containing more than 360 references and practical activities for graduate students managing busy timetables. Most importantly, discover why self-care isn’t just important – it’s transformative. This book is your blueprint for success, balance, and thriving academically and personally.
This unique and inspiring guide, How to Thrive in Graduate School, written by Aldrin V. Gomes, a multi-award-winning mentor, aims to help students balance their academic and personal needs so they can thrive in graduate school.
ASIN : B0DH3VSYFW
Publisher : Mystic River Books (September 14, 2024)
Publication date : September 14, 2024
Language : English
File size : 5726 KB
Text-to-Speech : Enabled
Screen Reader : Supported
Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
X-Ray : Not Enabled
Word Wise : Enabled
Print length : 348 pages
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Customers find the advice relatable, supportive, and actionable. They also describe the writing style as easygoing and clear.
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Sanjin –
Packed with practical tips and relatable advice
This book is a fantastic go-to for anyone trying to survive the grad school rollercoaster. It covers everything like time management, productivity tricks, navigating mentors, you name it. The real-life examples and templates are gold; they make it so much easier to actually put the advice into action.On the downside, a few parts can be a bit much, especially if youâre brand new to grad school and already feeling like youâre drinking from a firehose. But the writing style is super easygoing, so even the heavier stuff doesnât feel like a slog. All in all, itâs packed with practical tips and relatable advice. If youâre in grad school or headed there, this is definitely worth picking up!
A Cannady –
Extremely helpful
“How to Thrive in Graduate School: Supercharge Your Productivity and Avoid Burnout” by Aldrin Gomes might seem like yet another book to read on your never ending to do list, but this could be the book you need to get your academic studies on track and reduce your pressure. Gomes shares helpful tips in a friendly, easy-to-read manner. His strategies to get your time management under control while still balancing your mental health are invaluable and plausible to implement with a few small shifts in your daily habits. If you’re serious about thriving in graduate school instead of barely making it through the day, make this your next book to read.
Mogul –
An insightful guide for graduate students navigating the academic world.
“How to Thrive in Graduate School: Supercharge Your Productivity and Avoid Burnout” by Aldrin Gomes is an insightful guide for graduate students navigating the academic world. The authorâs approachable writing style makes complex ideas accessible, ensuring readers feel supported and motivated.Gomes expertly balances practical advice with encouragement, offering tips on time management, productivity, and self-care. His suggestions are both actionable and realistic, making this a valuable read for students at any stage of their graduate journey.The book provides tools and strategies to improve efficiency and well-being.
Lindsay DeRollo –
An Essential Read
An excellent resource that adopts a unique approach to tackling graduate school. Rather than being filled page after page with tedious information to read, the author makes it into an engaging, easy-to-read and relatable guide grounded in solid scientific principles. He also discusses time-management strategies, self-care, stress management, and goal-setting, which are all imperative to graduate school students. Recommended.
Momna –
A practical and supportive roadmap for students!
Aldrin Gomes’ How to Thrive in Graduate School offers a practical and supportive roadmap for students aiming to succeed in the often demanding academic environment. The author provides clear, actionable strategies for managing time and avoiding burnout. His advice is relatable and easy to follow, making it a useful resource for students at various stages of their graduate studies. Overall, this guide helps readers stay organized, motivated, and mentally resilient as they navigate the challenges of graduate school.
GM Reads –
Must-Read for Grad School Success
This book by Aldrin Gomes offers practical strategies for managing the pressures of academia. With a friendly tone, it delivers tools to boost productivity and well-being without adding unnecessary stress.What sets this book apart is the realistic advice on time management and self-care. Gomes provides actionable tips that feel doable, even when things get overwhelming. His focus on balancing hard work with mental health is refreshing.Whether youâre just starting grad school or mid-journey, How to Thrive in Graduate School: Supercharge Your Productivity and Avoid Burnout provides guidance to help you succeed academically while avoiding burnout. Itâs an empowering resource for anyone navigating higher education.
Wizard –
Efficiently Navigating through the Challenges of Grad-School
“How to Thrive in Graduate School” by Aldrin Gomes is an insightful guide tailored for both new and experienced graduate students. It covers essential topics such as productivity, time management, self-care and most importantly mentorship. With practical advice and real-life examples, the author empowers readers to navigate the challenges of graduate school while avoiding burnout. The book provides a solid framework for building healthy habits and staying organized while helping students overcome obstacles and achieve long-term success. It is highly recommended for anyone looking to excel in their academic journey.
Daisaku –
Perfect tool for someone anxious about what graduate school has in store for them
I graduated with a bachelor’s a year ago and like many graduates I felt extremely anxious about my future in academia. After reading Dr. Gomes book I not only got an idea of what grad school would look like for me, but I also gained a new-found confidence in my ability to overcome any obstacles that might present themselves on my academic journey. If you are unsure about what to do when you enter higher education I definitely recommend giving this a read, it has everything in it you’ll need to succeed.
AmraReads –
How to Thrive in Graduate School: Supercharge Your Productivity and Avoid Burnout by Aldrin Gomes is a comprehensive guide aimed at helping graduate students navigate the challenges of academic life. The authors provide students with tools for improving time management, self-care, and productivity. The book covers essential topics such as mentoring, overcoming obstacles, and balancing research with personal life, offering clear and actionable insights. The guide is a valuable resource for new and seasoned graduate students seeking to thrive academically and personally throughout their studies.
F.M Reader –
Aldrin Gomes’ âHow to Thrive in Graduate School: Supercharge Your Productivity and Avoid Burnoutâ is an indispensable resource for graduate students at all stages of their academic journey. Gomes masterfully combines practical advice with real-life examples to address the unique challenges graduate students face, from managing time and productivity to maintaining a healthy balance between study, research, and personal life. The bookâs strength lies in its comprehensive approachâcovering mentoring, lab safety, and self-care, while offering useful tools like pre-designed templates to streamline tasks. Gomes, an award-winning professor, provides invaluable insights that guide students toward academic success without burning out, making this a must-read for anyone navigating the complexities of graduate school.