Navigating college can often mean navigating one's personal and work life too. Often times, they overlap to such a degree that you become unbalanced; stuck in the same repetitive thinking and endless tasks, spending hours at your research and producing very little. Worse, you end up producing something that takes far longer than it should, to the point it becomes bloated, with endless demotivating and confusing remarks from your supervisor, or no feedback at all. Maybe you thought about quitting at this point?
Oftentimes, your thesis needs a re-think, a reshuffle of ideas of how your goals and structure are laid out. Dead ends in your thesis or large scale projects can often spell weeks and months of additional stress and crippling bottlenecks in your workflow. Worse, it can mean students indulge plagiarism and unethical AI practices to get out of college as quickly as possible, failing and leaving with the myth that college is just "not for them". ​
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With my help, college need not be stressful, and it need not be complicated, no matter where you land on the NFQ scale above. And with my knowledge, you can easily create a space for more learning, helping you align your current career skills with those expected of you in academia. If you’re returning to education after a long time, it need not be something you fear either!
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We use Track Changes to make the changes on our end, meaning your work is more or less ready to go once you get it back. Any large scale issues or sections which need a heavier rewrite or reshuffle will not be changed but we will leave a comment highlighting it, along with solutions. Our goal is not to return your work back to you in such a shape that it is no longer yours. If you are uncertain whether we might be breaking any academic rules, don't worry ... We don't! Contact us or read our reviews if you need more clarification.
Doing research can be a particularly stormy sea, and so, when we lose more and more of our humble boat, we began to sink lower. Often times, we submit and let go, banishing ourselves to the great academic abyss of "what-could've-been"! I've been there myself, so I'm uniquely positioned to get that ship of yours back to port, that ship of course being your thesis. Let me show you what I learned over the last 15 years about working smarter and not faster.
Don't think about what's the worst that could happen ... Think about how you can get back your life, now!