The 90-Day Research Sprint Guide

You don't need more time. You
need a smaller unit of work.
If you're teaching sixteen, eighteen, twenty hours a week, evaluating
papers, sitting on committees, and still trying to hold onto a research
career — you already know the problem isn't motivation. It's time. Or
rather, the illusion that you need large blocks of it.
This guide gives you a different system: the Sprint-Stack Method.
Instead of waiting for a free semester that never comes, you'll break
research into 30–45 minute sprints that fit into the gaps you already
have — a free period, a cancelled meeting, twenty minutes before
class.
By the end of this guide, you'll have a complete path from “I haven't
written anything in months” to a submitted manuscript — built entirely
around your real schedule, not an ideal one.
Go from zero drafted papers to a submission-ready
manuscript in 90 days — without sacrificing your teaching
hours or evenings.