Autonomous Academic Accelerator

The 4-step system helps you position yourself in your research field through a solid track record of publication, citation, and leadership roles.

CEO & Founder

International Coaching Federation

Nearly 500 hours of coaching academics and executives at all levels. Each session is tailored to individual needs, with clients setting the goals. My role is to ask the right questions and provide the right resources—ensuring not just immediate results, but lasting impact.

Associate Certified Coach

Springer Nature

Guest Editor - Discover Education

Springer

Books are completely underrated! I’ve authored and edited 15 books and witnessed firsthand how books opened endless positioning opportunities, new invitations, and collaborative projects.

Author & Editor

Elsevier

I serve as an associate editor and edited 50+ papers for the Journal of Computers and Electrical Engineering. https://www.sciencedirect.com/journal/computers-and-electrical-engineering

Associate Editor

Tecnológico de Monterrey

I led a team of experts, trained nearly 12,000 faculty members across disciplines, and helped them publish 2,000+ articles in top-tier indexed journals and conferences. https://writinglab-tec.com/

Director of Writing Lab 

Led a team of researchers focused on the development of:
1. Electrospun fiber-based medical contact lenses designed for controlled drug delivery.
2. Machine learning techniques for disease detection, monitoring, and precision medicine.
3. Polymer-functionalized carbon bio-receptors for the early detection of infectious diseases.

Research Professor

Watercolour Art

Ideas pour into me during meditation. When I paint, I become an empty vessel that connects two worlds: the world without and the world within. https://www.drsamirahosseini.com/

Watercolor Painter

Monologue (Short Stories)

Writing is in my flesh and blood. Whether I am writing science books or articles, or engaging in creative writing, it always brings me back to myself.

Author (novels and short stories)

Are you struggling to get your papers accepted in top-tier journals?
Feel invisible, unappreciated, and about to fade away from the academic scene?
Can't balance teaching loads, admin work, research, and life responsibilities?

I completely understand you!
I help you build a profile where your institution fears losing you—not you losing your position!

I've helped thousands of ambitious academics go from struggling with publishing papers in Q1 journals, limited visibility, and poor citation records to building a solid research trajectory and high h-index, gaining recognition & reputation, and positioning themselves as authorities in their disciplines.

Here’s my plan for you:

Step 1: Master top-tier journal publications
→ If your papers aren’t in the right journals, they won’t get the attention they deserve.
✺ I’ll help you publish high-quality journal articles, conference papers, and books that get cited.

Step 2: Maximize paper visibility & citations
→ Even groundbreaking research gets ignored if it’s not visible.
✺ I’ll show you exactly how to put your work in front of the scientific community.

Step 3: Secure editorial roles & strategic partnerships
→ Without the right networks, doors stay closed. Your network is your net worth.
✺ I’ll help you position yourself for influential editorial roles and key academic partnerships.

Step 4: Build a paper pipeline & lead a high-performing team
→ If you have a team, you have a paper pipeline. Period.
✺ I’ll help you build and lead a high-performing team aligned with your academic goals.

An h-index of 30 is not a dream!
It can be your reality.

Let's work toward that goal 

Book a free call with me: https://calendly.com/samirahosseini/aaa

10 Free courses to upskill in research 👇 
Because upskilling is a necessity, not a choice.

✺ Using proper manuscript language: https://lnkd.in/eJ9GvtGt

✺ How to manage and publish your research data: https://lnkd.in/es56yKRP

✺ Introduction to Journal Impact Factor & H-index: https://lnkd.in/epB_iywc

✺ Authorship https://lnkd.in/eQVW2UUe

✺ Publishing open access: https://lnkd.in/e3jXSBgN

✺ How to review a manuscript: https://lnkd.in/eDsrEmeJ

✺ Identifying fake acceptance letters: https://lnkd.in/eA2j79BT

✺ Conference skills for researchers: https://lnkd.in/eZ3CmFzZ

✺ How your research can make an impact on society: https://lnkd.in/eDijEM2W

✺ How to design effective figures for review articles: https://lnkd.in/ekkGNMQT

♻️ Share this to benefit your network.

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Samira Hosseini

Helping academics gain authority through top-tier publications | Founder, Autonomous Academic Accelerator | Research Professor | Faculty Trainer | Journal Editor | Professional Coach, ICF

Statistics is the worst nightmare for many! 
Wondering which statistical test to choose?

Download this & save yourself from trouble!

♻️ Make sure you share for others to benefit.
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BONUS (statistical terms you need to know)

✺ Population and Sample: Population: entire set of items. Sample: subset collected from a population.

✺ Skewness: Measure of the asymmetry of a distribution about its mean.

✺ Variance: Measure of the dispersion of data points around their mean.

✺ Data Types: Types of data such as nominal, ordinal, interval, and ratio.

✺ Probability: Likelihood of an event occurring.

✺ Probability Distribution: A function providing probabilities of different outcomes in an experiment.

✺ Regression: Modeling the relationship between a dependent variable and one or more independent variables.

✺ Hypothesis Testing: Method to decide if there's enough evidence to reject a null hypothesis about a population.

✺ Central Tendency: A measure representing the center or typical value of a dataset (mean, median, mode).

✺ Bayesian Statistics: Applying probability to statistical problems, updating hypothesis probability with new evidence.

✺ Descriptive Statistics: Methods summarizing a dataset's features (mean, median, mode, standard deviation).

✺ Distribution: The spread of data points in a dataset (e.g., normal, binomial distributions).

✺ Sampling: Selecting a subset from a population to estimate the characteristics of the entire population.

✺ Confidence Interval: A range likely containing an unknown population parameter derived from sample statistics.

✺ Correlation: A measure describing how two variables change together without implying causation.

✺ Covariance: A measure determining how two variables vary together.

✺ Dimensionality Reduction: Reducing the number of variables under consideration to principal ones.

✺ Central Limit Theorem: The theory that the mean of samples from a population with finite variance approximates the population mean.

✺ Normal Distribution: Bell-shaped, symmetric distribution centered around the mean.
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📌 This is Prof. Samira Hosseini. Researchers who took my training have published over 2,000 articles in top-tier journals, significantly raised their h-index, and advanced to top academic positions. Join my inner circle to ensure you don’t miss a single learning opportunity! Sign up for free: https://lnkd.in/eVNSihCM

Looking for an academic job in 2025?

↳  Nature Careers
Link: https://lnkd.in/eXqkCzJC
The site is especially strong in fields like biology, chemistry, physics, engineering, and other STEM disciplines. It's a go-to platform for postdoctoral, faculty, and research positions.

↳  HigherEdJobs
Link: https://lnkd.in/eGbgkPjY
This is one of the largest job boards for academic positions, featuring a wide range of faculty, administrative, and executive roles in higher education institutions across the U.S. It also includes international positions.

↳  Chronicle of Higher Education (ChronicleVitae)
Link: https://www.chronicle.com/
It is a great resource for academic job seekers, offering listings across disciplines, as well as career advice, networking opportunities, and job market insights.

↳  AcademicJobsOnline
Link: https://lnkd.in/eCxjQ7Ty
This site focuses on academic positions in the U.S., Europe, and beyond and is frequently used for STEM-related job searches.

↳  Indeed
Link: https://lnkd.in/eVjFPMUn
While Indeed is a general job search engine, it has a robust section for academic and research positions. You can filter your search by job type (e.g., tenure-track, postdoc, etc.) and location.

↳  LinkedIn
Well, you don't need a link for this one! 😊 
LinkedIn is not just for networking—it also has an extensive job board with academic positions across the globe. Many universities post their job openings here, and it's an excellent platform for professional networking and staying informed about your field.

↳  Europass
Link: https://lnkd.in/enJTBRDX
A free European platform that provides a set of online tools and information to help individuals manage their learning and career development. It facilitates the creation of standardized documents, like CVs and cover letters, that are recognized across Europe, and offers resources for understanding qualifications and skills in a European context.

↳  Jobs.ac.uk
Link: https://www.jobs.ac.uk/
A UK-based site with a strong focus on academic, research, and science roles. It offers job listings in higher education institutions and research organizations and even opportunities to collaborate on international projects.

↳  ResearchGate
Link: https://lnkd.in/eyNggq8m
ResearchGate has a job board that lists academic positions, including postdocs and research roles, in various scientific disciplines.

↳  Academic Keys
Link: https://academickeys.com/
This site specializes in faculty job listings and provides a clean, simple interface for browsing opportunities.

↳  The Ladders
Link: https://lnkd.in/ey7SYZYG
It has a section for academic jobs that might appeal to those looking for leadership positions in academia, such as deans or department chairs.
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You don’t have to fear it or totally put it aside.
You don’t have to embrace it blindly either.
AI is a game changer, but with great power comes great responsibility.

Download this article to see the new trends in the use of AI in academia. 
 
A modern researcher’s responsibility is to understand trends in scientific writing and weigh its benefits and effects.
 
Here are some general insights on how AI tools could be used to enrich your research experience:
 
1️⃣ Significance of AI: AI is recognized as an essential productivity tool that helps tackle the challenges of academic writing, which requires organizing vast amounts of information and complex ideas.
 
2️⃣ Core Domains of AI Support:
→ Idea Development and Research Design: AI facilitates brainstorming, identifies gaps in the literature, and aids in study design.
→ Content Development and Structuring: AI enhances writing quality, offers predictive text capabilities, and assists in structuring documents.
→ Literature Review and Synthesis: AI automates data analysis and synthesizes literature effectively, aiding researchers' understanding of existing studies.
→ Data Management and Analysis: AI supports the interpretation and management of complex datasets, enhancing research integrity.
→ Editing, Review, and Publishing Support: AI tools help in proofreading, editing, and facilitating the publishing process.
→ Communication, Outreach, and Ethical Compliance: AI contributes to disseminating research and ensuring ethical practices.
 
3️⃣ Tools and Applications: Various AI tools, including Zotero, Grammarly, and ChatGPT, serve specific roles in managing literature, enhancing writing, and ensuring plagiarism detection, though they may lack functionalities like data analysis or citation management.
 
4️⃣ Ethical Considerations: Keep in mind that there is still a need for ethical and transparent use of AI in research to maintain academic integrity and avoid misuse, such as the generation of fraudulent articles.
 
5️⃣ Recommendations: The authors suggest broader integration of AI tools into research workflows, the necessity of training for researchers, and the importance of maintaining a balance between AI assistance and human insight.

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🔔 If you're facing frequent journal rejections, I've created a 4-step guide to top-tier journal publication to help you break the vicious cycle. 
Download it for free here: https://lnkd.in/eb5rGqht

Using artificial intelligence in academic writing

Damn, Reviewer 2, I hate you! 😂 
‌
Here are four tips to be a decent reviewer,
provide constructive comments and feedback, 
& don't mix your personal opinion with your science tasks.
‌
1. Do NOT accept the reviewing task if the paper is not in your discipline. You don't have to say yes.

2. READ the papers thoroughly before you start commenting. Much of what you may want to ask is probably already in the manuscript.

3. Think about science as a united entity and leave USEFUL comments that add value to the bigger picture.

4. Throw your EGO out the window; you don't need to prove anything to anyone. Become a down-to-earth scientist before you take on reviewing tasks.

And for those of you who are also suffering from Reviewer # 2, 
You either win or improve. 
Rejection is not a setback; it's a setup to win big. 🎉 

PS. My photo is clearly an attempt to intimidate Reviewer # 2! 🤞 😅

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My PhD student defended in < 3 years with👇 
→ 3 papers, including 1 Nature paper,
→ 2 filled intellectual properties,
→ and 11 book chapters. 

That means, in < 3 years, I achieved 👇 
→ 1 successful PhD student graduated,
→ 3 papers, including 1 Nature paper,
→ 2 filled intellectual properties,
→ and 11 book chapters. 

And this comes only from leading one PhD project! 

I always say this to project leaders who book a call with me:

If you have a team, you have a paper pipeline. Period.

In fact, when you lead a team, you have the responsibility of: 

→ Making sure your team is on the right track,
→ Designing projects that are likely to give results,
→ Translating their results into papers and patents,
→ And securing a better future for them and yourself. 

Want to learn how to design a paper pipeline?
There are 4 ways to establish a paper funnel. 

Book a call to join AAA: https://lnkd.in/eraeb3Qg
 I'll teach you the step-by-step of this process.

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🔔 Through my signature program, the Autonomous Academic Accelerator, I help researchers publish in top-tier journals and gain visibility in order to establish themselves as leading references in their fields. You can take a look at the program here: www.samirahosseini.com

The number of hairs on your head is directly correlated with your h-index, according to a newly published article. 😅 

There are some outliers, including Marc Madou & myself. 😂 

Tell me what your current hair count is, and I'll give you your citation count. 
High accuracy guaranteed. 😂

Be ready to get a flat-fat REJECTION, 
if your paper is related to COVID-19, 

Why?
Because COVID-19 research is dead! ☠️ 

There is a time for everything, my friend. 
The time to publish COVID stuff is long gone. 

Those of you who are left with a few COVID-related papers know what I am talking about. 

In the first few weeks of the outbreak, the market was hot. 
You sent anything about COVID 👉  instant acceptance. 

The first few months into the pandemic?
You were still hot in the publication market. 

If you were timely enough and published good stuff, 
you've most likely been rowing a load of citations. 


But it's over. 


What can you do with your COVID-related stories that didn't go out on time?

Whether you are the victim of your procrastination, 
or you didn't manage to develop a sense of urgency, 
You're not facing a dead-end. 
There is a way out of it!

Here is the solution 👇 

Zoom out of COVID story, 
Zoom in to a bigger picture. 
& form a strong discussion. 

In other words, 

► Formulate your findings to address other possible pandemics, similar future scenarios, or natural disasters. 

► The mental, emotional, social, and financial consequences of COVID-19, can also happen under other circumstances. Expand, compare, contrast. 

► Loneliness, isolation, and disconnectedness are not only the by-products of a pandemic. How else can you shed light on these topics? 

► Online education is not only a solution for a pandemic. It's also crucial in times of war and conflict, in remote and rural settings, or for working professionals who don't have the time to go back to school to pursue further education.

You see what I'm trying to say? 

You don't have to hide that your work is COVID research. 
But you don't have to restrict the discussion to COVID, either. 

You can make your paper such an all-encompassing, rich narrative that makes the journal's heart melt. 

P.S. Do journals have a heart?! 🫀 

I wonder! 😂 

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📌 This is Prof. Samira Hosseini. Researchers who took my training have published over 2,000 articles in top-tier journals, significantly raised their h-index, and advanced to top academic positions. Join my inner circle to ensure you don’t miss a single learning opportunity! Sign up for free: https://lnkd.in/eVNSihCM

I didn't ask for a raise. Felt awkward to ask.
Didn’t apply for a promotion. Felt unqualified.
Held back from launching my program. What if I failed?

Then I watched others, less experienced, move ahead.

Not because they were more talented.
Not because they were more qualified.

But because they did what most of us hesitate to do.

They showed up.
Talked about their work.
Submitted before they had all the answers.
Applied before they felt prepared and got results!

Success doesn’t always belong to the smartest person in the room.
It belongs to the ones who take action even if they feel embarrassed.

Speed is your only weapon against self-doubt.
Act before your mind talks you out of it.

You’ll gain more from doing than from over-preparing.

This is the shortcut you’ve been looking for. 👆 


To every academic holding back:

Fear will keep you small.
Embarrassment passes.
Regret is what stays.

Choose action.


Repost ♻️ to inspire.

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📌 This is Prof. Samira Hosseini. I’ve trained thousands of researchers to publish over 2,000 articles in top-tier journals and boost their h-index. Download this free guide to access my proven 4-step strategy for publishing in Q1/Q2 journals: https://lnkd.in/eb5rGqht
Your success starts here!

The good, the bad, and the horrible

Fantastic things about being Publications Chair at a conference 👇 


✺ You form a team and work toward a shared goal.

► Your network is your net worth—invest in it.


✺ You get to experience editorial work and leadership. 

► These muscles are rarely trained in academia.


✺ One professional appointment leads to another.

► It positions you as an authority in your field.


And the tough parts? 👇 


✺ You step out of your comfort zone. That’s hard.

► But growth always happens outside the familiar.


✺ The workload is intense, piled on top of your usual academic tasks.

► But the experience (and the compensation) makes it worthwhile.


✺ At the end of the day, the publications aren’t yours—you’re the editor.

► But that’s not the point. The entire book becomes part of your scholarly profile, adding another layer of academic impact and fulfillment.


My latest book is out, and I want to celebrate it with you! 🎉 🎉 🎉 

For nearly a decade, the Future of Education conference had published articles but never an indexed book of proceedings.
Finally, we changed that.

It took an incredible amount of work from my team and me. 
But the results? 
Absolutely worth it.

Check out the book of proceeding: https://lnkd.in/ePfx33CC

People say I am an overachiever. I agree! 😁 

And it all began when I started implementing the 7 Cs of Success in my life. 

Here are the 7 magic Cs for you to rock your way through the second quarter of 2025:

Clarity
- Get crystal clear about what you want to achieve. Every movement is not an achievement. Use your goal as your North Star!

Commitment
- Say a firm yes to your goal. Success requires a strong willingness to put in the effort and stay the course no matter what. 

Consistency
- Repeated actions become habits. Discipline will take you places that enthusiasm never could.

Confidence
- “Believe you can, and you’re halfway there.” Be scared but don’t let it cripple you. Move forward. 

Competence
- Now, let’s get serious. No amount of confidence will get you to your destination if you don’t develop the necessary skills and knowledge.

Creativity
- Think outside the box. New ideas lead to breakthroughs and set you above the rest as an innovator and problem solver. 

Communication
- Whether building relationships, networking, or writing journal articles, communication is a golden key that allows you to convey your ideas clearly. 

P.S. What is your no.1 goal for 2025, and which of the 7 Cs do you need to make it happen?

661 new Journals just got indexed [Free Download]
70 Journals in Scopus, 
& 591 in Web of Science 

And my team and I compiled a list for you to download! 

♻️ Repost this & comment with a 'YES'
And I'll send you the link for download! 



These journals have just been indexed.
 Brand new...

So, obviously, they still haven't secured a Q
 (the famous Quartile, Q1, Q2, Q3, and Q4).

But here is why you should consider them
and make your choice a future investment.👇 

I work for multiple international journals. I know it takes tremendous effort and investment for a journal to become indexed in major databases such as Scopus and Web of Science.

These are just some of the milestones they have to mark:


✺ Find a niche for positioning the new journal.
✺ Hire a capable managing editor, pay them.
✺ Hire an editor-in-chief (or two), pay them.
✺ Set up the tech aspect & build a website.
✺ Migrate the website to a metadata host.
✺ Create a solid reviewers' database.
✺ Onboard global associate editors.
✺ Attract high-quality submissions.
✺ Work on an international scale.
✺ Establish calls for papers.
✺ Create thematic issues.
✺ Build a citation record.
✺ Publish regularly.
👇 
And only then,
Apply for indexing!


In one statement,
It takes A LOT of work to get there.
You think they're gonna lose what they built?

Before they get super busy,
before they become Q1(s) or Q2(s),
before they receive thousands of papers,
and while they have great interest in submissions,
send your work to the best of them and see it grow.

It's a form of investment.

And how do you spot the best among them?

Here I give you three tips:

1. Look up the background of the editor-in-chief.
[The EIC is the visionary figure of the journal.]

2. Check out the frequency of their past issues.
[Four issues in each year is a good sign.]

3. Look at the aim and scope of the new journal.
[Emerging topics = higher chance of success.]


♻️ Repost this & comment with a 'YES'
And I'll send you the link for download! 


From our team to you, 
Download the list and enjoy! 😉

A researcher with twice the consistency and half the talent will beat a researcher with twice the talent and half the consistency.

Practice makes perfect!
You’ve heard the cliché a million times, right?

But here’s the reality slap to our face:

I’ve coached thousands of researchers, 
and I’ve seen this happen over and over again.

Those who can…
who are willing to…
who are determined to…
postpone the recognition,
not ask for instant gratification,
get their hands dirty and do the work,
are those who win BIG TIME in the end?

So keep your head in the clouds — I love daydreamers.

But have your feet on the ground, too.

Let’s imagine it for a second…

To have your head in the clouds and your feet firm on the ground, you gotta get tall.
Like really, really tall.

And how do you grow one inch every day?

By consistently stretching yourself beyond what you know.

By being willing to get uncomfortable.

I’ve NEVER seen a change-maker who’s lived a comfy life.

It just doesn’t work that way.

Ready to grow tall?

“𝐎𝐮𝐭 𝐨𝐟 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐬𝐜𝐨𝐩𝐞 𝐨𝐟 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐣𝐨𝐮𝐫𝐧𝐚𝐥”!
Was that the reason you got rejected?
Yes. But no.

When editors receive your submission, these are the first things they do 👇🏻
→ They check the similarity rate,
→ Browse through the entire article,
→ And check the authors' backgrounds.

You either make the first impression or not.

If they are not convinced, the answer is NO (desk rejection)👇🏻

→ They change the status to “Reject,”
→ Then they open a drop-down menu,
→ It's a list to select a rejection reason.

Now, ready for the brutal truth?
Yes?!



The first two items on the list commonly are:

“We regret to inform you …. The work is out of the scope of the journal.”
“At this time, we have received a number of submissions and therefore…”

They choose either of these two and send you the rejection letter!

That's pretty much the end of the story.

Having served as the editor of multiple journals, I can tell you with full confidence:

→ These are the most generic reasons.
→ And, honestly, the most polite ones.
→ The rest on the list hurt a little more.

In other words, these are the easiest reasons for editors to say a straight No to you.

But they don’t really mean much. Believe me.

The next time you get frustrated thinking:

→ I’ve checked the journal’s scope,
→ They publish similar works to mine,
→ What can I do to match the scope?

Remember, it's very highly likely that your paper didn't make the cut.

Because "there's no second chance for a first impression."

And you’ve got to make your paper a breathtaking masterpiece that cannot be easily ignored.

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🔔 If you're facing frequent journal rejections, stalled citations, or struggling to advance in your academic career, book a free call with me. Let's explore your challenges and find the best way I can support you: https://lnkd.in/eraeb3Qg

Planning to submit a manuscript?
Take the following into consideration. 

► Content: Clarity, Rigor, and Novelty

→  Ensure novelty by bringing fresh insights to the field.
→ Conduct a comprehensive literature review to position your work.
→ Clearly describe, justify, and execute the research methodology.
→  Present accurate and well-analyzed results with clarity.
→  Acknowledge study limitations and discuss their implications.
→  Support conclusions with strong evidence rather than speculation.
→  Compare findings with existing literature to highlight contributions.

►  Formatting & Style: Precision and Readability

→  Follow the journal’s specific formatting guidelines to avoid desk rejection.
→  Cite sources correctly in the required style.
→  Keep sentences and paragraphs concise, clear, and error-free.
→  Label, caption, and integrate figures and tables properly.
→  Carefully proofread to eliminate typos, grammar, or formatting errors.

►  Submission: Attention to Detail

→  Craft a professional and concise cover letter to highlight the paper’s significance.
→  Use appropriate keywords for better indexing and discoverability.
→  Declare any potential conflicts of interest upfront.
→  Prepare highlights if required by the journal.
→  Ensure files meet the journal’s size and format requirements.
→  Double-check every detail before hitting submit.

A well-prepared manuscript increases your chances of acceptance and impact. Every detail matters.
Make your research stand out.
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📌 This is Prof. Samira Hosseini. Researchers who took my training have published over 2,000 articles in top-tier journals, significantly raised their h-index, and advanced to top academic positions. Join my inner circle to ensure you don’t miss a single learning opportunity! Sign up for free: https://lnkd.in/eVNSihCM

Most people don’t have a career problem
They have a visibility problem.

You can be the smartest, most skilled person in the room, but if no one knows what you do, you are invisible.

And in the workplace, invisible people don’t get ahead.

Visibility creates opportunities.

Our upcoming training on April 19th is dedicated to maximizing your visibility.

→ Want real impact?
Be where decisions happen.

→ Not invited? Find a way in.
Make sure decision-makers know who you are.

→ Step up to speak
Got a meeting? Offer to present.
Leading a project? Make sure your voice is heard.

→ Talk about your impact, not just your title.
Don’t just say, “I’m a project manager.”
Say, “I help teams deliver complex projects on time and under budget.”

→ Be a SHAMELESS self-promoter.
No one is tracking your success.
Be proud. Stand tall. Be your biggest fan.

If you don’t make your work visible, someone with half your talent will.

So own your space, use your voice, and get seen.

Join AAA today and benefit from our live training on April 19. This session is dedicated to maximizing your visibility and boosting your citation record.

Book a call to apply: https://lnkd.in/eraeb3Qg

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Tell me who you surround yourself with, 
& I'll tell you what your future will look like.

Maybe all you need for a breakthrough, 
is a mentor who guides you in the downs,  
those who see in you what you don't yet,
companions who make the journey joyful.


If you know you were destined to shine, 
AAA is your sky. 

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A Sky full of Stars! 

YOU don’t sell them with emotions
But, they buy it from you with emotions. 

Yes, I am talking journal publication. 

You don’t craft a paper with emotions; 
you craft it with pure logic. 

But journals? 
They take it from you with emotions.


Rejection or acceptance
Neither should affect you emotionally. 
View every submission through the lens of logic and strategy. 

It is an infrastructure you’re building, one paper at a time. 
This is just the beginning of hundreds of papers to come.

With every submission, you get better at it.

You get what journals want, 
You know what excites them, 
You see what frustrates them. 
You learn how to play the game, 
how to craft a work destined to win.

Never let emotions dictate your reaction. 
Stay detached from your emotions.
Stay detached from the outcome. 

Instead, with each round, focus on getting smarter, 
more strategic, more logical, 
more detail-oriented, 
more rationale. 

But here’s the paradox: 
While you remain detached from emotions, 
you must learn how to trigger emotions in the reviewers and editors. 

The same set of findings can land differently based on how you present them. 

When you learn to make them say, "Wow, this is amazing," you shift the game in your favor.


Let me repeat myself, 
Emotions have no role to play here, 
At least not on your side of the equation. 

This is not about 1 paper or even 10.
It’s the trajectory of your entire career. 
How many papers will you have in 10 years?
How many high-impact publications in 20 years? 
What would be your measure of influence in your field?
How many journals will you serve as an associate editor?

If you let rejection cripple you, you lose sight of these long-term goals. 

Instead, treat publishing like a business
Journals are the customers, 
and you are the provider.

A great provider doesn’t get emotional when the customers don’t buy. 
They understand the customer’s needs and tailor their product.

Your goal? 
To refine your craft with every submission,
until your work becomes undeniable.

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