Come and finish what you started.
You made real progress on Ágil, and then, like most of us, life got busy and it slowed. Completely normal. This is simply a hand to help you pick it back up, get the most from the course you already own, and finally reach the Spanish you came for.
You choose how far to get in six weeks. I turn it into a doable few lessons a week, just for you.
Where you are, what's next, and whether you're on track. Yours alone, no leaderboards.
Real people picking their Spanish back up at the same time, cheering each other along the way.
A live get-together to celebrate everyone who reaches their goal. My favourite bit!
When life gets busy, Spanish is usually the first thing to go. A group and a weekly note from me make it much harder to drop quietly. In one study, people who took part with others were more likely to finish (95% vs 76%) and nearly three times as likely to keep their results.1
Your goal becomes a few lessons a week, at times you choose. Across 94 studies, people who decided when and where were much more likely to follow through.2
A new routine takes about two months, on average, to become automatic, and missing the odd day doesn't undo it.3 Six weeks with company gets you most of the way.
You've already done a real chunk of Ágil, so week one feels like coming back, not starting over.
1 Wing & Jeffery, Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, 1999 (a weight-loss programme). 2 Gollwitzer & Sheeran, Advances in Experimental Social Psychology, 2006 (94 studies). 3 Lally et al., University College London, European Journal of Social Psychology, 2010.
Invite-only and completely free. A trial run to see if a little company helps you get there.
If not enough people sign up to make a group, I'll still run it, just as one-to-one coaching, with weekly emails between the two of us.