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Lesson 6: Stay ahead of the curve. Practice agility, Nimbleness. They will serve you for long and you will naturally succeed in any path you take.

It is a wake up call to PhDs: if your PhD is not in an area that has direct societal/ industrial impact then you won't get a job! It is as simple as that. So, be careful what subject you choose and if the place/ lab has good networks with industries. Be smart and agile!

Lesson 5: Limited multitasking - If you are reading papers to formulate the hypothesis, take your time to read the most important papers and make 5 sentence summaries. This will help you later on during writing a paper or thesis.

Lesson 4: FOCUS

Always think about the big picture of your project

Lesson 2: Your research should directly benefit society

Take care of your health and nutrition. Do not depend on your doctors entirely.

Over 80% of your health issues will disappear if you do these:

True. But you have to also act on what you want. Just doing the routine that has not worked before with the hopes of "it might work someday" is just hoping for the best. And hope is not a good strategy. Be intentional and act on it!

Does anyone really care what happens to the Early Career Researchers who have already published in these journals? Everyone are busy at their own game: PI's don't really care, journals want money, regulators want to regulate. Researchers with no jobs are the ones to suffer.

LOL. So, you don't want to hear the other side. Got it. BTW, I am neither American not live in the US.