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The Twelfth House+ Audio Course: Building a Research Plan

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Take a laid-back dive into spiritual curiosity with Michelle Pellizzon as she shares her own passions and insights, offering valuable advice on creating personal research agendas and projects as alternatives to formal education through grad school. Explore self-directed learning, inviting listeners to join in on relaxed, transformative journeys through casual podcast discussions.


KEY TAKEAWAYS:



  • The importance of pursuing personal interests and curiosities through self-directed research projects should be separated from professional obligations or starting a business

  • The idea of incorporating regular moments of reflection and assessment within research projects to clarify thoughts and advance the work

  • Research agendas involve concentrated research and writing on a specific topic or theme over a defined period, with a final deliverable to contextualize the learnings

  • By constantly questioning the significance of a problem, individuals can sustain momentum and prevent burnout when researching or working on creative projects

  • The idea of exposing oneself to new experiences, philosophies, or challenges can lead to fresh perspectives and questions that inform one's research direction


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