How many episodes does The Academic Imperfectionist have?

The Academic Imperfectionist has 136 episodes.

What topics does The Academic Imperfectionist cover?

The Academic Imperfectionist covers topics including: education, self improvement, health, fitness, mental, society, culture.

What language is The Academic Imperfectionist in?

The Academic Imperfectionist is in en-gb.

The Academic Imperfectionist

Rebecca Roache

EN-GB136 episodes

educationself improvementhealthfitnessmentalsocietyculture

The Academic Imperfectionist combines philosophical analysis and coaching insights to help you dump perfectionism and flourish on your own terms. Your host is Dr Rebecca Roache, a coach and Senior Lecturer in Philosophy at the University of London.

Episodes (136)

#128: Professor Katrien Devolder on why you're wrong about laziness

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#127: Professor Polaris Koi on why self-control is not what you think it is

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#126: Why you should care about emotional frailty

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The Academic Imperfectionist

Episodes (136)

#128: Professor Katrien Devolder on why you're wrong about laziness

#127: Professor Polaris Koi on why self-control is not what you think it is

#126: Why you should care about emotional frailty

#125: Your moral gerrymandering is hurting you

#124: Dr Dana Klisanin on wild willpower and drawing resilience from nature

#123: What do you have to brag about?

#122: Write it down, make it happen

#121: Is your self-improvement self-rejection in disguise?

#120: Professor Wendelien van Eerde on the science of procrastination

#119: All about coaching

#118: The Academic Imperfectionist origin story

#117: Intervention for inept time management

#116: Procrastination is a bad idea

#115: Who cares about achievement?

#114: Ego, resentment, and recognition

#113: What if you don't have good habits?

#112: David Hume and the battle between reason and passion

#111: Erving Goffman, Instagram, and the Real You

#110: How to sabbatical like a pro, with Professor Bethany Wilinski

#109: Productivity, golden eggs, and inner critics

#108: Your writing warm-up

#107: The problem with your sense of entitlement

#106: Do you know how much you can control?

#105: Professor John Sellars on how to live like a Stoic

#104: Kate Ahl on what academics talk about in therapy

#103: Tony Stubblebine (CEO of Medium) on how to find, build, and engage your au...

#102: Professor Stephanie Dunson on levelling up your writing process

#101: Professors Thomas S. Mullaney and Christopher Rea on the absolute basics o...

#100: What I've learned about perfectionism

#99: Hey! What you reading for?

#98: Guest interview! Dr Debbie Sorensen on battling burnout

#97: When failure of inspiration strikes

#96: Guest interview! Dr David Brax on the dangers and inequalities of 'hope lab...

#95: The perfectionism-busting power of hobbies

#94: Postcard from the Costa del Burnout

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#93: Guest interview! Professor Joli Jensen on draining the drama from writing

#92: Your writing-anxiety Sliding Doors moment

#91: Sartre, 3pm, and writing off writing days

#90: The surprising productivity of rest

#89: Doubting your willpower is holding you back

#88: How to be a quitter

#87: You're overlooking your unique value

#86: Every Academic Imperfectionist episode, summarised

#85: The fundamental attribution error is ruining your life

#84: The underappreciated value of waiting for success

#83: How to be happy

#82: Stop policing yourself

#81: Are you trying to live a final draft life?

#80: What are you so afraid of?