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From Overwhelmed to On Track: 5 Mistakes that Slowdown Your Literature Review
(and What to Do Instead!)

You’ve been working on your literature review for months (or maybe even longer), but still haven’t made the progress you want.
You’re overwhelmed by the endless reading and note-taking, unsure how to organize it all.
Feedback from your advisor has you questioning your entire approach: “The review lacks organization,” they say. “This could be so much clearer,” they say.
You’re exhausted, spending hours revising but not getting anywhere, wondering if you’ll ever get it right.
You’re tired of feeling stuck, questioning, “Who am I to critique the work of others?” and “Can I really do this?”

I get it. The literature review can be one of the hardest parts of your dissertation journey, but it doesn’t have to be this way.

The 5 common mistakes that are slowing you down and keeping you from making progress on your literature review.
How to organize your literature review into manageable chunks so it’s no longer overwhelming.
A repeatable process to tackle the literature review with clarity and confidence.
How to use your research questions to structure your review, so you’re not wasting time on irrelevant sources.
How to finally stop feeling like you’re “stuck in revision” and start feeling like you’re actually moving forward.

You’re feeling frustrated and stuck, but you’re ready for a solution.
You want to stop the endless cycle of revising with no clear direction.
You need a clear, repeatable process that allows you to finish your literature review without the stress, overwhelm, and confusion.
You’re ready to step into a community of women scholars who get it, who will cheer you on as you get closer to that COMPLETED dissertation.