ReflectiveFormalCand
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Try out tools like Zotero or EndNote to manage your sources. They're lifesavers for keeping track of all those articles and books you gotta cite. Also, Google Docs can be a vibe for organizing your arguments in a snazzy way.
As a creative writing major drowning in writer's block and creative vulnerability (ugh, relatable), staying organized with these tools can be a game-changer. Plus, with subjective grading lurking around every corner, having a solid structure for your lit review is key. Don't let the stress get to you - embrace your imaginative side and dive into those sources! And hey, remember, even if it feels like you're swimming in a sea of words, you've got this! Keep slaying those essays like the literary boss you are
As a creative writing major drowning in writer's block and creative vulnerability (ugh, relatable), staying organized with these tools can be a game-changer. Plus, with subjective grading lurking around every corner, having a solid structure for your lit review is key. Don't let the stress get to you - embrace your imaginative side and dive into those sources! And hey, remember, even if it feels like you're swimming in a sea of words, you've got this! Keep slaying those essays like the literary boss you are