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Episode 2: How Shifting Our Lens on Uncertainty and Experiments Can Help Us Move Forward When We're Stuck

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Welcome back to the podcast!
In this episode, we talk about:

  • Why uncertainty can keep us stuck and stop us from moving forward, even towards something we really want
  • How to shift that "stuck-ness" by changing our lens on what uncertainty represents
  • How applying an experiment framework to our career decisions, both past and current, can help contextualize our experiences, inform what we want now, and provide permission to try something new
  • Adapting a potential scientist "superpower" of intimate familiarity with the experimental process and applying it to our careers (vs. viewing results as a measure of our personal success or worth - we all know that experiments failing sometimes is just a part of science!)
  • Using a series of mini-experiments to make big picture decisions more approachable
  • How this podcast is an example of incorporating experimentation into my own journey

Thank you for listening!
Want to connect directly with me? Find me on Instagram and send me a message!
Check out other resources from Sequel to a PhD: www.sequeltoaphd.com
Rate and review the podcast: The Sequel to a PhD Podcast

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Welcome back to the podcast!
In this episode, we talk about:

  • Why uncertainty can keep us stuck and stop us from moving forward, even towards something we really want
  • How to shift that "stuck-ness" by changing our lens on what uncertainty represents
  • How applying an experiment framework to our career decisions, both past and current, can help contextualize our experiences, inform what we want now, and provide permission to try something new
  • Adapting a potential scientist "superpower" of intimate familiarity with the experimental process and applying it to our careers (vs. viewing results as a measure of our personal success or worth - we all know that experiments failing sometimes is just a part of science!)
  • Using a series of mini-experiments to make big picture decisions more approachable
  • How this podcast is an example of incorporating experimentation into my own journey

Thank you for listening!
Want to connect directly with me? Find me on Instagram and send me a message!
Check out other resources from Sequel to a PhD: www.sequeltoaphd.com
Rate and review the podcast: The Sequel to a PhD Podcast

Support the show
  continue reading

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