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by chet steadman » Sat Nov 15, 2008 2:41 pm
What are you all doing to cope with writer's block? I've been stuck on my first essay for weeks. I guess I just have to shut myself in one weekend and not leave the apartment until all of my first drafts are done.
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by VP_MBA_Guru » Sun Nov 16, 2008 11:06 am
Hey Chet,
Sorry to hear about your writers block. Happens to me all the time! I am not sure how you are trying to attack the essays questions (particularly the WHY MBA question), but I would recommend taking a step back and think about 2 things...

1 - What makes you different from other candidates. What are your interests, passions, experiences

2 - What is your story - looking back on your pre-MBA and post-MBA life, what are the common themes. How can you craft a story based on what you have done and what you want to be doing.

Once you craft a unique story, then start building upon areas that will get AdComs attention - sell your pre-MBA experience, explore your post-MBA interests, explain how the MBA will help you bridge your pre/post MBA lives.

Very high level suggestion here, but hopefully can help you take a step back and re-engage.

Good luck!

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