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theuniversityblog life shouldn't stop when you study. be the student you deserve to be. menu about / contact me free ebooks search for: fight distraction and keep taking action – tub-thump 036 when you’re distracted or bothered by something, get rid of it. if you can’t do that, work out how to move past the distraction or deal with it differently instead. it’s time…for a different…tub-thump. don’t worry, it’s only for episode 036…the intro and ending will be back next time. promise! and so will the more detailed show notes. for now, it’s all about making a point: keep taking action . even when it’s basic . and, of course, keep being awesome. https://universityblog.files.wordpress.com/2017/03/tub-thump-036.mp3 posted in all students , general study advice , lifeskills , podcast , productivity , tub-thump and tagged action , bothered , change , distraction on 9 march, 2017 by martin . how to ask for something when it’s out of your control – tub-thump 035 when a friend of a friend is the right person to speak with, what’s the best way to get an introduction to them? ben casnocha refers to a great way to ask for something , while putting no pressure on the person you’re asking. it’s a good technique. but not everyone will feel comfortable saying that they have no expectations from the request. episode 34 of tub-thump takes a look at another way of asking for something. and it’s a potential win-win. because there aren’t that many times when acknowledging your lack of control can be in your favour. https://universityblog.files.wordpress.com/2017/03/tub-thump-035.mp3 here are the show notes for the 5 -min episode : 00:30 – low-pressure introductions (ben casnocha) 01:10 – hesitation and zero expectations. when no expectations don’t sound quite right. 02:00 – give people the choice when you ask for something . even though you have some sort of expectation, you know that the choice belongs very much the other person. as a bonus, highlighting that person’s control could help you to get the outcome you’d like. two thumbs fresh! music for tub-thump is life , by tobu , which is released under a creative commons license . check out more of tobu’s great sounds on soundcloud , youtube , and his official site . tub-thump is part of the learning always network . keep being awesome! posted in all students , graduate , job / career , lifeskills , personal development , podcast , relationships , tub-thump and tagged ask , ben casnocha , control , expectations , introductions on 6 march, 2017 by martin . why your choice of verb helps you evaluate a text – tub-thump 034 do i demonstrate a point? or do i merely claim it? sometimes you want to refer to a text in a positive light, while other times you want to pull back a bit on the emotion. that’s where your choice of verbs comes in. the words you use in your coursework matter. the super-useful pocket guide, writing for university, by jeanne godfrey , describes the power of using different verbs to show “your evaluation of what the author does”. episode 034 of tub-thump checks out the different words you can use, depending on the message you want to convey. you need never again confuse someone illustrating and establishing something with someone claiming or assuming ! i believe you’ll find this useful. but, hey, i’ll now let you be the judge of that! https://universityblog.files.wordpress.com/2017/03/tub-thump-034.mp3 music for tub-thump is life , by tobu , which is released under a creative commons license . check out more of tobu’s great sounds on soundcloud , youtube , and his official site . tub-thump is part of the learning always network . keep being awesome! posted in all students , coursework , dissertation , essays , podcast , tub-thump , writing and tagged evaluation , jeanne godfrey , message , opinions , verbs on 2 march, 2017 by martin . even the best future plans take surprising detours – tub-thump 033 where do you see yourself in five years? wait, don’t answer that. no matter how well you have your future planned, things never turn out quite that way. for some, the outcome is mostly as expected. but you’re still been dealt a few surprises along the way. for others, the outcome isn’t even close to what you imagined it to be. and don’t forget those who don’t have a clue what their future holds. the mystery all but guarantees a surprising ride. even a steady path can see a sudden change in direction. take brooke storer-church , for example. a decade into a restaurant career wasn’t enough to stop her trading it all in and moving back towards higher education. take technological advances, for another example. who knows how you’ll live your life and what type of jobs will be needed a decade down the line? when you do look back in five years, in a decade, or when you retire, you’ll have a story to tell. that story will be a bit more certain and easy to tell than the reality as you were living that story. that’s why i wanted to take a few words from brooke storer-church as inspiration for episode 033 of tub-thump. wherever you see yourself in the future, get ready for an exciting ride of worthwhile twists and turns. https://universityblog.files.wordpress.com/2017/02/tub-thump-033.mp3 here are the show notes for the 5 -min episode : 00:45 – brooke storer-church on how varied work experience improves graduate prospects . 01:00 – you look back in time and create a story that looks like you had a clear, linear path to now. that’s fine in hindsight, but the reality is a bit different. 01:50 – immense value in those bends… 02:30 – no matter how much you like what you’re doing now, that could change. it could take a year, 5 years, 10 years…and if it does change, that doesn’t mean you need to worry about it. it could even be a blessing. 03:50 – it’s interesting to see how people change as they develop. the process can be slow and disjointed, but can also be necessary. 04:30 – we don’t know what’s around the corner in the general context of the world, so how would we know how our own life will shape up until we’ve actually lived it? 05:00 – whether you feel like everything is sussed out, or you haven’t got a clue what your next moves are, seek out the value in all the twists and turns you encounter. music for tub-thump is life , by tobu , which is released under a creative commons license . check out more of tobu’s great sounds on soundcloud , youtube , and his official site . tub-thump is part of the learning always network . keep being awesome! posted in all students , graduate , job / career , podcast , tub-thump and tagged brooke storer-church , career , future , planning , work experience on 27 february, 2017 by martin . post navigation ← older posts subscribe by email enter your email address to subscribe to this blog & receive notifications of new posts by email. subject archive subject archive select category accommodation all students book review clearing clubs / societies coursework dissertation edulinks essays exams / revision final year freshers friends gap year general study advice graduate health / food & drink internet / online interview job / career lecture / seminar lifeskills lifestyle mind your higher ed money notes personal development podcast policy pre-uni / applications presentations procrastination productivity reading / research relationships students’ union study time management tub-thump writing follow @universityboy follow rss feed get updates to theuniversityblog follow blog via email enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. recent posts fight distraction and keep taking action – tub-thump 036 how to ask for something when it’s out of your control – tub-thump 035 why your choice of verb helps you evaluate a text – tub-thump 034 free newsletter subscribe here for weekly e-updates with the latest links and exclusive goodies. blog at wordpress.com. post to cancel

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