not teaching,
still THINKING …
Worried? Stressed? Anxious? All of the above?
Deadlines will do that to you. So will your imagination.
A recent piece in The New York Times by Emma Pattee explains the differences. The reason we share this with you is not only because you might find the information valuable as you navigate each day in a high-energy profession, but also because the story structure is so well done.
Not a journalist? You still will find Emma’s explanations worth reading.
In a nod to your busy day, we turn the rest over to the writer. We invite you to read her piece in full and decide for yourself whether you are worried, stressed or anxious at any given time.
(These two profs are no longer teaching at Syracuse University’s Newhouse School, but we are still thinking.)