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The Balanced U productivity coaching is customized for individuals who have a vision but need help with the execution. Learn how to feel less busy, yet accomplish more each day.

 

Take aways include:

  • Learning how to manage your time, energy and attention

  • Identification of your highest-impact tasks

  • Gaining control over maintenance and support tasks that repeatedly hijack your time and energy. 

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MANAGE YOUR

TIME + ENERGY + ATTENTION 

An essential step to increase our productivity is to recognize that it is supported by three resources that we must learn to value and optimally manage: our time, attention, and energy. 

IDENTIFY YOUR 
HIGHEST IMPACT TASKS

All tasks are not created equal. Taking the time to evaluate and prioritize where to “spend” our time, attention and energy is key to maximizing productivity and well-being.

GAIN CONTROL
OVER YOUR TIME + ENERGY

How we approach our 24 hours has a big impact on our productivity. We gain control and accomplish more when we respond proactively, rather than reactively, to our responsibilities.

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Who I help:

My passion is helping others learn and practice how to live well by becoming the best version of themselves. There are things that we all struggle with every day. We are so busy, pulled in a million directions, and often sleep-deprived and zapped of energy and motivation. How often do you feel exhausted by dinner time after a busy day of running around, only to have the sense that you really didn’t accomplish what you needed to? If this rings true for you, then productivity coaching is the answer. Whether you are overwhelmed, in a rut, or faced with an important project, you will benefit from developing skills that support your three most precious resources: your time, your attention, and your energy.

  • What is student academic coaching?
    Academic coaching is a form of mentoring that helps clients meet their goals through insight and support. Study habits and skills are assessed, and strategies are tailored to support students’ opportunities for growth, mental wellness and academic success. These strategies are customized to meet students’ needs and are anchored in developmental theory and neuropsychology.
  • My student doesn't seem motivated, will coaching be effective?
    For any type of coaching (personal, artistic, athletic) to be successful it requires that participants be motivated to making improvements. Students will get out of the coaching experience what they put into it. What oftentimes appears to be a lack of motivation in students is, instead, an inability to figure out how to approach tasks. When feeling overwhelmed or ineffective students may stop trying or may even subconsciously choose to fail. Coaching helps students identify ways to increase their motivation and experience the rewards associated with reaching their full potential.
  • How long will it take to see results?
    For the type of goals and objectives set by students it would be reasonable to expect results by the end of 3 months. There is a direct relationship to the amount of effort put forth by the student and the results achieved. The number of coaching sessions required varies by student, but most students achieve desired results after 4 to 10 sessions. Many students opt to schedule monthly maintenance sessions to help sustain their motivation and accountability.
  • Is academic coaching worth the cost?
    The costs associated with academic coaching are an investment. The skills instructed, practiced and developed will remain with students throughout their lives. The acquired skill set will be generalizable to all facets of life for years to come.
  • How can I support my student if they resist getting help?
    Students are not the only ones who struggle with our intense achievement culture. Parents find it difficult to strike a balance between support and intervention. This dynamic can increase the already volatile parent-child relationship as the academic rigor and stakes increase. Parents are encouraged to participate in coaching to learn more about the developing brain, stress management, communication, and other relevant topics to facilitate the overwhelming task of parenting in today’s achievement culture.
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