Writing while doing anything else is a matter of time management. You need to decide honestly how much time you need to spend on the "important" things - that is, the thing that is either giving you your paycheck or giving you your education - and make sure that you spend enough time working on that first. Then, decide how much time you want to spend writing - remember that it is just as much work writing as it is studying or doing any other job! - and set aside that much time every day. Most writers set a goal of a certain number of pages or words that they will write every day. Remember to leave time for enjoyable things like hobbies and socialization!
study 'the book' and write their thoughts
No, you do not have to write a book to obtain a PhD. However, you typically need to complete a dissertation, which is a lengthy research project that demonstrates your expertise in your field of study.
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Listen in class, read the book, work all problems, re-write your notes.
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You can write a feasibility study report using a pan or pencil. You can also write the feasibility study report. Using a word processor.
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You can get on the computer and it will have it option to write..... then click write a book
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It took Robert Swindells about six months to write "Room 13." He reportedly wrote the book in his attic study in Scarborough, England.