THE WORKSHOP HAPPENS IN:

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If your doctoral files feel chaotic, scattered, or vaguely terrifying… it's not because you're disorganised.

Most researchers build their thesis on a mountain of PDFs, unlabelled drafts, voice notes, and good intentions - and then wonder why everything feels so hard.

This workshop shows you the simple structure that I’ve taught hundreds of students to use.
A structure that holds your doctorate so your mind can focus on the thinking, not the admin.

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You’ll learn:

✔ The exact folder hierarchy that keeps your doctorate organised from day one
✔ How to find any file in 3 seconds (yes, really!)
✔ Set up a reading pipeline that stops you re-reading the same articles
✔ Built-in version control (no more “Final V2 USE THIS ONE PLEASE.docx”)
✔ How to structure your chapters, notes, ideas, logs, and supervisor communication
✔ Build quiet confidence through clarity and order

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You’ll leave with:

• Your “doctorate mega-folder” created and ready
• Your core structure set up
• A clean versioning system set up
• The beginning of a calmer, clearer, more intentional doctoral workflow

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This workshop is ideal for you if:

• You want more order and less stress
• You keep losing files, drafts, or references
• You feel mentally cluttered or overwhelmed
• You’ve been meaning to “organise your doctorate” for months
• You want to work smarter, not harder

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TELL ME ABOUT THE WORKSHOP?

This workshop is designed to help you breathe again.​
Instead of wrestling with scattered files and mental clutter, you’ll be guided through a calm, clear process that immediately brings order.

Expect lightbulb moments, a sense of relief, and the quiet confidence that comes from finally knowing where everything belongs.

You’ll leave feeling lighter, clearer, and far more capable, with a structure that genuinely supports you, not stresses you.

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IT'S ON THURSDAY, 18 DECEMBER AT 1pm (GMT) - that's in ...

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BUUUUTTT .... ??

• Can't get there live? Sign up anyway - I'll send you a recording.
• Is it for me? I'm new to my study/well into my final year/not a native English speaker/struggling/have my own system. Many students have used this system - all get at least something useful out of it. Many tell me it's 'life changing'. So yes, it's for you :)
• How much time will it take? The workshop - around an hour (I'm always happy to chat doctorates so normally stay longer, but the content will be 45-60 minutes). Implementing the system takes a bit of concentration at first but the magic secret is in the name: it's never too late (or to early) to create good habits that will save you time and emotional energy. Your Future-Self really will thank you! And there's a time and energy saving right there!

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