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 Be realistic about what you can achieve in the time you have available and work within your strengths and weaknesses.

 Plan your long‐term goals.

 Have a weekly plan, with realistic and achievable targets, and update this on a regular basis to reflect your progress.

 Identify not only the key phases of your research project, but also other areas that will take up your time (both in terms of study and general living) to ensure that your research timescales are realistic and that your aims are achievable.

 Prioritise your work into that you have got to do, that you ought to do, and that you would like to do but may not have time.

 Make good use of your time: a trip by train may be an ideal opportunity to read references or edit your manuscript.