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How to be a Hackademic #7 by Charlotte Frost & Jesse Stommel
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Hybrid Pedagogy’s Jesse Stommel and our very own Charlotte Frost rethink academic life and writing productivity in this on-going series of hints, tips and hacks.

SLEEP. Things always look worse when you haven’t had enough sleep. It’s often the best medicine you can give yourself. Getting a good night’s sleep can completely transform both your general outlook and a specific piece of work. Remember that as you sleep your brain is working away to solve all sorts of problems and people often report waking up with the answer to a life or work issue. So remember that it has its place and can even be a bit magical when you’re most in need.

Also, this tips can help your hackademic life!


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