Selling someone on your Phd is an arduous task, so concentrate on what you do because that is really interesting. I love your insightful postcards and your photos are amazing. 🙂
I am on a mission to make it at least a tiny bit more accessible and relatable, glad you enjoy it. Your feedback makes me smile a big smile over my coffee here! 🥰
Omg I was squealing at your photos - you know what I’m researching, so you understand 😉Sooooo beautiful! I hope I get to go to the Arctic as well some day.
It’s so great that you take the time to explain what a PhD is - a lot of people don’t know what it is. I remember when I started mine, people were asking me what I was doing and I said PhD. Then they said so what is that? And I told them a Doctorate.
The question I mostly got was: “But you’re an English teacher. Why do you want to become a doctor?” (They meant a medical doctor.)
So I needed to explain further - and it’s fine. Some people don’t know. 😀(I did initially wonder why they didn’t, though 😉)
You might want to take a look at my earlier postcards from Svalbard and the pictures I took up there 😍
I really hope to visit the Arctic one day, not only for your research but also for personal experience. It's such a unique and magical region of the world.
So happy you can relate to this experience. I actually feel that unless you have studied a master's degree or know someone who works in academia, most people will associate a doctorate with a medical doctor rather than an academic education for any other research field there is. But I feel the two of us are also want to change exactly that 😅
Hi Fabienne,
Selling someone on your Phd is an arduous task, so concentrate on what you do because that is really interesting. I love your insightful postcards and your photos are amazing. 🙂
I am on a mission to make it at least a tiny bit more accessible and relatable, glad you enjoy it. Your feedback makes me smile a big smile over my coffee here! 🥰
I want VIP iceberg tours 😥
Would you bring Bear? 😍
of course!! its his natural habitat after all :)
Can I just say (for the hundredth time) that your photos are AMAZING. 🤩
Aweee 🥰 Thanks a lot!
Exactly what you say at the end! We can change this.
Omg Svalbard?!? I’m running to read those postcards!!!
Thank you so much!
I spent 5 months studying there ☺️
Wow!!!
Hi Fabienne!
Omg I was squealing at your photos - you know what I’m researching, so you understand 😉Sooooo beautiful! I hope I get to go to the Arctic as well some day.
It’s so great that you take the time to explain what a PhD is - a lot of people don’t know what it is. I remember when I started mine, people were asking me what I was doing and I said PhD. Then they said so what is that? And I told them a Doctorate.
The question I mostly got was: “But you’re an English teacher. Why do you want to become a doctor?” (They meant a medical doctor.)
So I needed to explain further - and it’s fine. Some people don’t know. 😀(I did initially wonder why they didn’t, though 😉)
Hi Vicky,
You might want to take a look at my earlier postcards from Svalbard and the pictures I took up there 😍
I really hope to visit the Arctic one day, not only for your research but also for personal experience. It's such a unique and magical region of the world.
So happy you can relate to this experience. I actually feel that unless you have studied a master's degree or know someone who works in academia, most people will associate a doctorate with a medical doctor rather than an academic education for any other research field there is. But I feel the two of us are also want to change exactly that 😅
Love the illustration of your methods! - and I do hope your PhD methods involve more whales wearing headphones :)
Thank you so much! I will bring those 🎧 along for sure 🥰
Big hug 🤗 🤩
This was a very enlightening read!!
Thank you for the mention and Sven is a smart man 😄
Thank YOU for inspiring this post! 🫠
Sven is a smart man - and a little pain in the ass with these things 😂