The First Anthropologist

Hear more about Mils and his background as the first anthropologist to work for the UK government and business.

Today’s episode features Q&A and helpful hints!

Audio recording of the induction.

Drawing on a key term of EM Forster’s work as a novelist, I explore why it is that having a ‘kebab skewer’ of focus to an academic assignment is so important. Relating back to the essay question and forward to the conclusion is vital to do.

In a remarkable coup, President Trump has endorsed me, the MBA Pathway and taken minutes out of his busy Executive Time to impart selected wisdom from ‘The Art of the Deal’. Truly amazing and whatever you think of him - well worth a listen. With thanks to the inimitable J-L Cauvin for making this possible. Follow him at: @jlcauvin on Twitter

In this episode, recorded for Adrian Pryce’s radio show on Northampton Live, Masoud and Mils are remarkably positive about the news!

My good chum Dave provides this unsolicited rumination on how - even in a busy military post - academic study can complement your enjoyment of life. But beware, academic study can be addictive (especially when I’m involved!).

In this episode, I explore why most academic work is not STEAK - but rather animal chunks that are not fit for human consumption or at most of limited nutritional value and appeal.

A short-ish exploration of my thoughts on the purpose of academic assignments and how this can help unlock study as easier than feared. A showcase of your ability - perhaps guided by my free template? Www.TheAcademicPirate.com/trap

Podcast version of study skills induction from 16 June 2020.