PHD POWER HOUR
Make real, consistent progress on your thesis or papers. Even if you're juggling a job, research, and life. Stop wasting energy wondering what to do next. This free plan shows you exactly how to use just 1 focused hour a day to build momentum, hit your writing goals, and make visible progress. No burnout, no fluff, no overwhelm.
And an unfinished PhD means:
Because if your routine isn't working for you, it's probably working against you.
Gavin Stark
"I often found myself overwhelmed and unsure about my academic path... (the PhD Power Hour) helped me shape my future!”
Marie Suennemann
“After trying so many 'hacks', this is the first time that I’ve actually been able to make consistent progress. It’s so easy to follow it's almost impossible to fail.”
Michael Senescall
"Working full time leaves me with so few hours to make real progress on my PhD. Matt's Power Hour makes optimizing that time so simple and doable!”
If we haven't met yet...
I’m a researcher, editor, and mentor who finished 15 papers during my own PhD while juggling teaching, fieldwork, and life outside of academia. I know what it’s like to feel like you're trying to squeeze a mountain of work into scraps of free time. The pressure is real, and I built the PhD Power Hour to fight back.
The PhD Power Hour isn’t just something I teach. It’s the exact approach that helped me stay consistent, productive, and (mostly) sane through the hardest times of my PhD. And over the past few years, it’s been used by hundreds of working PhDs around the world to make real progress.
Whether you’re months behind on your writing or just struggling to find your flow, the Power Hour is designed to help you reclaim your time, refocus your priorities, and start finishing the work that really matters.
Ella Speers
“...helped turn an otherwise overwhelming process into an attainable goal. I feel so much more equipped for my career.”
Hien Nguyen
Thanks to (the PhD Power Hour), I was able to elevate the quality of my research and feel confident in my progression.”
Andrea W.
“I found the drive to finish my PhD and rediscovered my passion for science. Thank you!”