In this episode, I welcome Dr. Ramon Goings to discuss strategies for thriving in academia and building a consulting business. Dr. Goings shares his journey from music education to becoming an associate professor and entrepreneur, highlighting the importance of finding mentors, leveraging transferable skills, and seeking help. We also address all things related to the dissertation writing process, offering practical advice and emphasizing the value of community support for grad students. Tune in for insights on leveraging your skills for academic and entrepreneurial success.
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