Reevaluate your abilities each time when you have been offered to review an article. And say no thanks if the topic doesn’t belong to the field of your expertise.

The worst problem of peer reviewing is its time consuming nature.

The main challenges for a reviewer in peer reviewing: - Knowing the field to which a certain manuscript belongs very well. - Having experience in reviewing manuscripts. - Having abilities to make reviewer’s remarks clear. - Having enough time to evaluate the manuscript in depth. - Obeying the editorial deadline for doing a review. - Having a strong interest in scholarly journals. - Being fluent in English.

There is a fascinating entanglement of science and knowledge, which is expressed as scientific knowledge.

People with a scientific mindset are analytical, open-minded, flexible and have the capacity to answer questions. They are basically focused on what they do not know, and only exceptionally on what they do know.

Intellectual curiosity and the human brain are the root of science.