Write Here, Right Now Day Retreat with Will Medd – Because Apparently Your Brain Needs a GPS

Write Here, Right Now Day Retreat with Will Medd – Because Apparently Your Brain Needs a GPS

Attention PhDs: Stop Staring at Your Screen Like a Confused Goldfish! 🐟📚

Join “Write Here, Right Now”—a magical online gathering where academics gather to panic together, scribble frantically, and receive life-changing advice from a mysterious coach named Will Medd (yes, that’s his real name).📅 No dates? No problem! We’ll notify you… eventually.📍 Location: Your pajamas, Zoom, and existential dread.💻💻💻

Creating a productive writing habit is a challenge for many PhD researchers, often leading to frustration and a feeling of never having done enough.

Write Here, Right Now offers a unique format that brings together the space of a writing retreat with the provocation of live coaching experiments to enhance and sustain an effective writing experience. The retreat provides a powerful format to get writing done, harnessing the collective energy of the group, while the live coaching invites greater awareness of how to shape the writing experience.

Through the retreat participants engage in personal reflection, focused writing time, group sharing and, when appropriate, individual interventions from the coach.

This event will be held online and joining instructions will be sent nearer the time.

Please contact the team to be added to the waiting list once all spaces have been filled.

More details about Will Medd can be found here – Will Medd

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Chuck B. Ballsy, affectionately known in the satirical world as “The Sultan of Snark,” is a self-proclaimed sports expert who peaked athletically in middle school dodgeball.

Born in Halfcourt, Indiana, Chuck spent his formative years shouting unsolicited advice at professional athletes on TV, firmly believing that his couchside coaching was the key to their success.

Chuck B. Ballsy: because in the game of sports and sarcasm, he’s always the MVP. 🏀🎤

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