I remember the very first day I decided to start writing my research project. I opened my laptop, pulled up a blank document, and just sat there staring at the blinking cursor. For almost 30 minutes, I couldn’t type a single word. It wasn’t because I didn’t know English. It wasn’t because I wasn’t smart. It was because of fear. That blinking cursor suddenly became a mirror, reflecting all my doubts: “What if my supervisor rejects my work? What if I can’t finish on time? What if I’m not good enough?” If you’ve ever felt this way, trust me, you’re not alone. Most students fear research writing — not because it’s impossible, but because it feels like a giant mountain you have to climb without a clear path. Why the Fear Happens Here’s the truth: research writing looks intimidating when you don’t understand the process. Think about it: You’re often given a topic you didn’t even choose yourself. Supervisors sometimes give vague, confusing instructions. You search onlin...