3-months
12-sessions
1:1 program
3x week check-in calls
Included in the program are weekly laser-focused sessions with Sofia, a workbook with exercises and games and three times a week 15-minute check-in Zooms. This is for you if you are a student who wants to become more productive and beat procrastination but doesn’t know how.
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Unslack is a complete program that helps students understand and recognize all forms of procrastination and apply effective tools for anticipating and busting avoidance habits.
Unslack goes at the heart of procrastination by removing guilt, shame and anxiety and replacing them with a new mindset and toolset for action and can-do attitude. Unslack starts with the inner game before it moves to apps and calendars.
Unslack recognizes the highly personal nature of procrastination, and builds the foundation for all students to tap into intrinsic motivation and positive choices so they can switch to productivity anytime, forgive themselves when they do less than expectations, and move on.
Unslack lifts the weight off the shoulders of students who seem busy but unmotivated and feel they are falling behind. Unslack unleashes their innver potential and energy to achieve transformation and believe in their ability to achieve success.
Every student wants to feel productive, successful and appreciated. But unproductive thoughts and habits stand in the way. Learn why you avoid certain tasks and how you can overcome resistance and overwhelm and feel productive and in the zone.
In the workbook you will get concise, researched-based, and laser-focused insights to help you understand how and why children procrastinate and offer tips and tricks to help them find the motivation to tackle the tasks on their lists.
Unslack is designed by Sofia Blake who has worked with over 100 students on various aspects of the college application process.
The vast majority of students complete their applications with more ease and inspiration than they thought possible when they started.
But year after year, Sofia encountered students who delay, resist, or avoid their to-do list. Some of her favorite students, indeed, are chronic procrastinators.
She recognized their struggles because she’s been there. She dove into brain research, behavioral science and leading coaching methods to figure out how to help students and herself move forward.
This is how she developed a highly effective approach that takes into account the fact that procrastination is normal and near-universal and a trait we need to understand why it strikes and what to do about it.