Practical Research (from idea to outline)

Are you still staring at a blank page or blank screen, trying to figure out where or how to start your research paper, project, or proposal? Maybe you’re unsure of what you want to research or if you have a topic, you may not be sure where to start.

Don’t simply hope inspiration strikes (hope is not a plan). Instead, be proactive starting right now!

Just follow the steps I share with you here and in 90 minutes or less, you can have a solid start on your next research paper, project or proposal!

This course is specifically designed for students and researchers who don’t want to waste time wading through a ton of textbooks, or stumbling around on the Internet, to find partial and incomplete information.

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