Episodes: 391
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Yvette Martinez-Vu - Yvette Martinez-Vu is a first-generation Chicana graduate-school and productivity coach, consultant, author, and speaker. She has more than 15 years of experience supporting first-generation studen...
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391: How to Choose the Right Graduate Program Beyond Rankings and Prestige
September 28, 2026
In this episode of the Grad School Femtoring Podcast, I share how to choose a graduate program based on the outcome you're seeking and the people you hope to learn from. When I help applicants build a program list, I encourage them to look beyond rankings and get clear on the conditions that will help them succeed. I walk through how to identify your non-negotiables, research potential faculty mentors, examine funding and program conditions, and learn from current students and alumni. This re...
390: Low-Energy Writing Strategies: How to Keep Writing with Limited Capacity
September 21, 2026
In this episode of the Grad School Femtoring Podcast, I share low-energy writing strategies for college students, graduate students, and professionals completing major projects with limited capacity. Whether you are navigating chronic illness, disability, burnout, caregiving, sleep deprivation, travel, or an especially demanding season, these strategies can help you keep making progress to meet a hard deadline.I explain how to assess your capacity, match tasks to your available energy, break ...
389: Dopamine, Rewards, and Novelty: How to Keep Writing When the Excitement Fades
September 14, 2026
In this episode of the Grad School Femtoring Podcast, I discuss why the excitement surrounding a long-term writing project can fade and how dopamine, executive functioning, and your working conditions can shape motivation. I offer a more compassionate approach for academics, students, and other writers who are struggling to return to work that still matters to them. I share practical ways to make writing more approachable. You will learn how to build a personalized menu of writing tasks and r...
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