Introduction from a PhD Candidate

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Hi everyone,

Just thought I would quickly introduce myself here!

I was always keen on sports and working out growing up - and now I am lucky enough to be doing a PhD which partly looks into PIED communities (particularly in online forums).

My latest research is looking into why people purchase PIEDs online as opposed to through in-person contacts (e.g., training partners) and applying frameworks to better understand this behaviour (you can participate in the study here if you are interested (https://griffithisbr.co1.<wbr>qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_<wbr>2mkZxF7Q2Gfy8Tj).

Looking forward to chatting to everyone more!

 

[Dean Destructo]

 

[LukeSrm]

I am not a PhD candidate myself, but I hope I will get at this point myself sometime in the future. I truly respect people who get this far with their degree. It’s definitely not an easy process, but often times the road to success isn’t easy. That’s what I keep telling myself in order to move forward and be consistent with my work. Personally, the biggest difficulty at the moment for me is improving my writing skills. I always find it a bit hard to express things on paper, so one platform that is really helping me overcome this obstacle is [url]https://studybay.com/blog/250-word-essay/[/URL]. Every time I am lost, or don’t know how to proceed, I follow the advice on this website.

 

[angelikawartina]

Just read your post—huge respect for what you’re doing as a PhD candidate! It’s honestly motivating to see someone balancing academic life with everything else and still staying active in forums like this. I can totally relate to the pressure that comes with higher studies. Sometimes when things pile up, I turn to global assignment help just to stay on top of deadlines and keep my sanity. Wishing you all the best with your research—looking forward to seeing more of your updates here!