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Mike over at Getting Things Done in Academia suggests that we should all cultivate our 24-hour buddies.
He’s not advocating incredibly short-term friendships. No, he’s making the case for creating a group of academics (preferably with different specialties) who are willing to read and informally review each other’s papers on with a 24-hour turnaround. It sounds like a great idea to get speedy feedback and light a fire under yourself when necessary.
Cultivating your 24-hour buddies
[ from Getting Things Done in Academia ]
Filed under: Academia, Advice, Colleagues, Motivation, Research, Writing
Academic Lifehacker 
Hey, I’m Geoff from Gearfire productivity. I was wondering if you’d be interested in joining my “Student Productivity” feedburner network. I noticed that there is a GTD network, but I couldn’t find any student or academic-related networks, so I created one.
Please contact me if you are interested,
Geoff
Don’t forget the outliner function in MS Word. Using this function you can have endnotes or footnotes
Hey, do you have a contact email address? I’d like to talk to you about something student productivity related, but I cannot find your contact form.
If you can, please drop a line at my email above, I’d love to talk!