Emile Whaibeh

Successfully defended my Ph.D. thesis yesterday! I'm #PhDone Say Mabrouk 👊

more like the Geneva Suggestions

All my doctor friends be like “I’m doing a fellowship” constantly. Lord of the rings ass career.

POV: going on LinkedIn

I finally realized that I only wanted to get a PhD for attention

The added value of my research

brrrr

My manuscript after thanking every reviewer for their insightful comments and accepting all of their suggestions

Anyway back to the horrors ❤️

They weren’t kidding when they said that the journey is more important than the destination. Everything somehow feels less important and less impressive after you achieve it. It’s easier said than done of course, but we should enjoy the process of chasing our dreams a lot more.

In your 20s and 30s, you will be tempted to prove that you’re doing great. It’s important that you resist performing for an audience that doesn’t care.

Well said, A PhD is just one chapter of life, not the whole story, so Losing yourself along the way is a price no degree is worth paying !🤷🏻‍♀️

hello sharks today I am seeking a way out besides through

got so excited my company sent me a christmas e-card so i clicked it and it said i just failed a company wide phishing test

bro thats faten hamama

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@NoaGenEva True! And I am seeing you soon! Let’s celebrate that 🥳

@Emile_Wh A cruel year but its over soon!

How much of a cruel year can you call my fault?

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