thesistribe: Write your thesis productively‪.‬ Dominik E. Froehlich

Often, people think that writing a master’s thesis is easy. However, this is not always the case. In fact, it can be one of the more difficult things to do in your studies and, actually, your early life. There are a number of factors that go into writing a great thesis: choosing the right topic, researching it thoroughly, and writing an effective argument. Fortunately, with the help of a good mentor and some helpful tips, these challenges can be overcome.






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These are my notes on the book "Colombus, How to Listen: Tools for opening up conversations when it matters most" by Katie Colombus of the Samaritans.


I read this piece with two goals in mind. One: Becoming a better listener, in general. Two: Becoming a better interviewer and moderator (also in the context of doing qualitative research; in the end, the goals sometimes overlap here).

These are my notes for the book "Journal to the Self: Twenty-Two Paths to Personal Growth - Open the Door to Self-Understanding by Writing, Reading, and Creating a Journal of Your Life" by Kathleen Adams.