1. How to Get Research Published in Journals Rafael Ibarra

2. Session 1 1. Why publish?(11)

3. 1. Why publish? Why publish? Clarity Revisit feedback Self worth Net worth Promotion Institutional Body of knowledg Concurrent publishing

4. Action points Ch.2 (1) Write a list of five to ten benefits to you of becoming published. Ben­efits are things that mean something to you.

5. 3. Why not publish?(19) Fear I can’t write They’ll dismiss my work outright People will steal my ideas I don’t know where to start The need for perfection What’s the worst that can happen Priorities

6. Action points Ch. 3 Note any excuses you used for not turning your ideas into publishable articles. List no more than six and, for each one, note your feelings then think of a counterargument that you really believe, a conclusion about the barriers and the counterargument, and the action you can take to break through any fears you might have.

7. Example p.26. I can talk about my ideas, but I become stuck when I try to write them down (thought). That makes me feel worried about exposing something I've written to an audience (feeling). But the restructuring paper I wrote last year at work was very well received, and everything I argued for was accepted (counterargument). I can express my ideas if I care about something, and think carefully about my audience (conclusion). I need to start with something I'm really interested in, that will be of benefit to me, and consider carefully who will be reading it (action).