Komo

An underrated skill many schools and parents don’t teach? Learning to FAIL.

To reflect without ruminating.

To analyze, adapt and turn setbacks into stepping stones.

♻️ Share with someone who could use a reset with their relationship to failure.

Kelsey here! 👋

If your child isn’t doing as well as they could in school - if they’re struggling with bad grades, motivation, late work, feeling stupid or maybe even ready to give up and feeling like nothing can help - I have good news. ‼️

On November 2nd at 12pm ET, I’m going to walk you through the exact steps we show our clients to skyrocket their confidence and grades, and get rid of anxiety and overwhelm once and for all.

I’m not holding anything back. I’ll be detailing the specific strategies that work for every single student who uses them. What I’m going to show you removes all the guesswork of how your teen can set themselves up to succeed in school (even if they have a learning difference, post-COVID burnout or have struggled for years).

Register using the link in our bio! We can’t wait to see you there!

You’ll want your teen to watch too, and the replay will be available for a couple of days after. 🤩

School was rough for Katie.

The word she uses to describe it is ‘torturous.’ 😞

She was stressed, depressed and anxious all the time. She’d wake up and dread school, every single day. She had ‘the lowest motivation ever’ and couldn’t focus or pay attention. She felt like school was consuming her life and struggled to get good grades, which just caused more stress. 😖

In sophomore year, she switched from her local public school to an online homeschool. This helped in some ways, but also meant she had to really take charge of her schooling, which was difficult for Katie.

Her Mom was asking about school almost every day.

My Mom would be like ‘how’s school? Have you been doing your work? I see you have a missed assignment - what are you gonna do about it?’ …and

“I’d be like ’oh my god Mom get outta my room.’”

“I’d say ‘yea I’m doing it’ but not and going on my phone.”

Katie and her Mom were ready for change by the time they reached out and booked their 1:1 Learning Skills Audit with us (if you’re also ready for a change, you’re invited to book that same call, link in bio)

They said yes to learning how to learn, to practicing new skills and mindsets, and we dove into working together. Fast forward a few weeks and Katie has created a new situation for herself, one that she didn’t really believe was in the cards -

“I had never in a million years thought that any of the things I was struggling with would be able to be aided in any sort of way.” 🤩

Katie’s story illustrates the clear connection between wanting change and acquiring the tools to make it happen. She’s also remarkably articulate and I know her insights will resonate with most of you and a lot of your teens (I’d actually suggest taking a listen together). This video is sitting in the link in our bio under “Komo’s Youtube.”

To your kid’s ability to learn new tools and change their situation✨

A few big ones we hear are:

“I’m just not good at [insert subject here]”

“I’m no good at school”

“I hate school”

“I don’t need any help, I know what I’m doing” (as they’re clearly suffering)

Teens (and most adults) say and believe things about school and themselves that may not even be true.

If you’re interested in helping your child, but not sure where to get started, book a call with us to get crystal clear on how to help get your kid get set up for the new school year- link in bio! 🤩🤩🤩 ⚫️
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