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2 years today 
Since then...
I’ve moved 
to teach nutrition to medics @dundeeuni
Become a @AfN_UK_ Registered Nutritionist
Created @AfNutr
Racked up HALF A MILLION reads for @ConversationUK
Getting your PhD is only just the beginning!
Reflective
https://twitter.com/suzzaremba/status/1047943965981507584
Since then...
I’ve moved to teach nutrition to medics @dundeeuni Become a @AfN_UK_ Registered NutritionistCreated @AfNutr Racked up HALF A MILLION reads for @ConversationUK Getting your PhD is only just the beginning! Reflective
https://twitter.com/suzzaremba/status/1047943965981507584
The last 2 years have been HARD though. Above are things I’ve achieved. Obviously there are things I have not! Highs and lows. Perhaps we need to talk about “failures” more ...
Fighting that inner imposter syndrome is tiring... I thought I’d wave goodbye to imposter syndrome once I graduated 
She’s bigger now than ever.... but I think I have better control now
Receiving support from colleagues and friends has really helped me GROW. I’m thankful for that. I’m REALLY thankful for that! 
Academia is challenging but I don’t think I’d want it any other way. I learn a lot, week by week, month by month.
Try to reach out to others. Even just a short message to ask others how things are going. That means a lot. Honestly.
Grab opportunities but at the same time never feel bad saying no. It’s completely fine to say, “Thank you very much for considering me, I appreciate your offer. You caught me at a busy time and I'm not able to help at this time.” You can’t give 24/7.
It’s really important to have a life outside of work. Make time for yourself 
Make time for others
Just make time to rest 
Make time for others Just make time to rest
Sincerest of thanks to everyone who’s been in my circle the past couple of years 
A little progress each day adds up to big results 
A little progress each day adds up to big results
