Mrs Mummy PhD®

96. Why Scholarly Mamas Don't Need More Productivity Hacks (+ What They Need Instead)

Host Dr Michelle Gibbs Season 2 Episode 96

In this episode, I challenge the common belief that more productivity hacks are the answer to succeeding in your PhD journey as a Mama. Drawing from lived experiences, I explain why traditional productivity approaches often fall short for Scholarly Mamas®. I share what Scholarly Mamas® actually need instead of more productivity hacks!

Remember Mama, you're not just working on a PhD - you're raising children who will grow up knowing that Mamas are powerful, intelligent, and capable of amazing things!

Read the related blog post: Why Scholarly Mamas Don't Need More Productivity Hacks (+ What They Need Instead)

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