How to Kill the Beast in Dissertation Writing

In dissertation writing, there are points that we need to meet and these are called standards or requirements. However, sometimes we call it the beast. For, it’s like an enemy that cuts our throat if we fail to meet it.  Yes, they are may be strong and uncontrollable but there is a simple and easy strategy to kill them. Do you want to know? Sure, you do.

Ready? Here we go. This is a secret only be revealed here. So, I warn you to be the first to share this with your friends. That strategy is neither a magic potion nor a sharp edge sword. Well, my precious readers of this post; you only need to get closer and know the beast. As they say, get close to your friends but get closer to your enemies. Once you are able to identify the beast. That’s the time you proceed to the process of dissertation writing.

1. Be like Lady Gaga when it comes to uniqueness of your topic. You work on your very own topic.

2. Be like an engineer when it comes to planning. You plan then write.

3. Be like a scientist in researching. You record and study the data.

4. Be like a hero in leaving a conclusion. After that you become a hero for a job well done.

Now, dissertation becomes a very simple job when done with heart and focus. Never underestimate the power of your brain when it comes to producing valuable work. Today is the time to know the beast in dissertation writing. 

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Inspiration : UK Dissertations: Invoking the Speed of Light

My Life Quotes

The power of imagination makes us infinite. 

– John Muir

Reason: It gives me strength to hope and stay strong to face tomorrow.

"When you come to the end of your rope, tie a knot and hang on. "

-Franklin D. Roosevelt

Reason:  This reminds me to stand still.

A true teacher defends his students against his own personal influences.

-Amos Bronson Alcott

Reason: This reminds me of my teacher before. He never gave up to teach diligently even to those who had a hard time understanding the lessons. Good thing, I was able to understand the lesson on time.

“Nobody can hurt me without my permission.” 

― Mahatma Gandhi

Reason:  Due to immaturity, we blame other people when they hurt us but the reality it’s really up to us. It is a great reminder from Gandhi.

“Blessed is he who expects nothing, for he shall never be disappointed.”  

-Alexander Pope

Reason:  The truth about giving to someone. We should never expect something in return.

"Love means never having to say you’re sorry." 

– Ali MacGraw, Love Story

Reason: When I love, it should be “I love you” and not “am sorry”. As much as possible do what makes your loved ones happy.

Now, what's yours? I bet you've got tons of quotes in your life too so share it in comment box below.

Poems About Writing

This is my first post so I'm going to tease a little via these poems about writing.

BLANK BEAUTY

Beautiful blank pages

kiss our

imaginations

with backgrounds

that demand precision.

Our black letters cross

on tightrope lines,

curving

without wavering

across deep, invisible currents.

These beautiful blank pages

are promises of our

reflections.

Our gentlest strokes

of darkness upon light.

Anonymous

-o-o-o-O-o-o-o-

WRITER

A person, for you, is a book.

Impossible to categorize,

it veers from non-sense verse

to the most tedious of novels

and back

in just a breath.

And the book ends, the book ends.

And what makes the person more real,

then,

than a book,

is just that you cannot re-read

one chapter, one sentence, one word.

You must re-write him,

her,

and you cannot.

This inability is the source

of everything you have to say.

Joe Wenderoth