yep, have a couple more hours left in me!!Thanks to my coffee and white chocolate addiction
Can safely say the end is in sight!!
xx
am just so tired (mentally exhausted) when reading my chapters. i've come to a point where am so energetic when it comes to reading everything else, including stuff i don't usually read. but one look at my thesis, just makes me so mentally and physically exhausted. has anyone else experienced this? how have you dealt with it?
i've already worked for about three hours this morning, i'll probably do a final proof read for work i need to hand in and take some hours off.
i've had that- mental exhaustion when trying to read my own work. the thing is, it IS harder to read your own stuff than to read someone elses. because you have to try to read it without knowing all the other things you know/think but didn't write. you have to pretend to be dumb to read cleverly. hard!
options:
-put it aside for a while. continue writing another chapter and get back to this one later. the exhaustion is probably due to some sort of overload.
-put it aside for ever. it's probably good enough for your first draft anyway!
-have someone else read it for you and incorporate their comments without questioning. if you're not sure - save this as a separate version. then put it aside and come back to it just before submitting, deciding on which version sounds better!
thanks phd_girl. today i went to the office but i didn't manage to do much. worked for about an hour. came home and fell asleep.
i have really struggled over the last few days. i feel quite exhausted mentally and physically. i decided to take today off.
back to work tomorrow. hopefully with a better result tomorrow.
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