Navigate helps tenure-track womxn and nonbinary professors with a disruptive perspective on their field to publish their backlog of papers so that their voice can have the impact they know is possible.
Our Method is Unique Like You
In 12 digital modules delivered over 12 weeks, you’ll learn the method hundreds of womxn and nonbinary academics have used to resist the culture of overwork and create the space in their scheduled for publishing.
Group Coaching for Support
Every other week you’ll meet with one of our world-class coaches in a group coaching setting to work through the program material and keep you from getting stuck or stalled.
Co-writing in Community
Develop your relationship with your writing AND with your peers by co-writing together in the alternating weeks. Your coach will lead the group to set goals and then get to work together, sharing each other’s energy and creating writing “flow.”
Simple and Impactful
In just two hours per week, one hour working asynchronously on the module and one hour meeting together for coaching or co-writing, you’ll learn the systems to publish your backlog of papers–and get at least one out the door!
PROGRAM OUTCOMES
• A mapped-out publication pipeline which serves as a high-level project plan for your publication submissions over the next year
• A process for breaking writing projects into tasks and completing those tasks in a powerfully predictable way
• A mission-driven plan for time management that ensures time to think (and write)
• Create a nurturing, fruitful relationship with your writing by implementing our proprietary Soaring System™
• Set (and hold) boundaries around your writing time
• One (or more!) of your “low hanging fruit” articles submitted for publication by the end of the 12 week session (yes, you read that right!)

Navigate is for you if:
You are sitting on 3+ article drafts in various stages of “done” (from just an outline or figures to several sections written)
You have too much data for the amount of time that you have to write it up
You are in a full-time tenure-track or otherwise “permanent” academic position
You are looking for an accelerated way to clear their publication pipelines before taking on their next big project (like preparing their dossier for promotion, going on the job market, submitting a grant)
You have s**t to say!
MODULES
Week1 Program Kick-off meeting
Week2 The Power Pipeline: Learn the Power Pipeline Method to get your backlog of publications submitted
Understand all the steps in your pipeline process so that you can control them to your career advantage.
Create a curated pipeline and learn the power of carefully selecting what makes it into the pipeline–and what makes it out.
Week3 The Project Predication Plan: Finally figure out how long it actually takes you to do things so that you can project plan like an expert
Learn how to break your projects into tasks so that you propel your projects forward–instead of drowning in them.
Discover the secret to estimating time-to-task so that you can predict how long your projects will take to succeed.
Week4 A Year-Long Writing Roadmap: Create a year-long plan you can stick to
Create a year-long writing plan that works with all the other things you’re doing, not in spite of them.
Learn how to stick to a plan–and how to re-adjust when things go wrong.
Week5 The Mission Method: Create the focus that will propel your writing (and your career)
Dig deep to find the real motivation behind why you want to write and publish more.
Come away with your academic mission statement clearly written and hanging on your wall. 🙂
Week6 Activities Alignment: Cull the creep and learn to say no
Use our proven set of rubrics to assess everything you’re doing right now and cull the off-mission activities.
Align the activities that you can’t eliminate (Spoiler alert: this is the key to feeling less stressed).
Week7 Freeing time: Implement templates and workflows to free up time for writing
Snag done-for-you workflows and templates that you can tweak and implement immediately.
Clearly set boundaries around your time.
Week8 Soaring (vs slogging) Sessions: Repair your relationship with writing and implement a comprehensive, sustainable system
Learn our customized three-pronged system to go from slogging to soaring whenever you sit down to write.
Completely change the way you’ve been relating to your writing so that your writing practice feels good, has momentum, and stays consistent.
Week9 The Write Goals Method: Learn The Write Goals Method for goal-setting that gains momentum
Discover The Write Goals Method to determine which type of writing goals will motivate you.
Create a customized system for setting goals that you can hit.
Week10 Your Ideal Week: Map out a spacious week with time for everything, then figure out how to make it your reality
Make sure all of your most important activities (like writing!) have time and space on your calendar.
Understand the gap between Ideal Week and Real Week so that you can start to bridge it.
Week11 Finish your low-hanging fruit project: Get that almost-done article that’s been hanging out on your hard drive ready for submission
Week12 Submit and celebrate!
Navigate 2024 program dates and times:
Cohort 1: January 29-April 19, Fridays 12:00pm-1:00pm EST
Cohort 2: May 13-July 31, Wednesdays 11:00am-12:00pm EST (note: we switch to Wednesdays in the summer)
Cohort 3: Aug 26-Nov 15, Fridays 11:00am-12:00pm EST
FQAs
What else is included in the program?
Is Navigate for any academic in any career stage?
P.S. One thing we’ve learned over the years is that you are not defined by your career stage. At Scholar’s Voice™, you’ll see that our programs shift from a focus on institutional definitions of career stage to programs that serve your particular needs regardless of career stage.
Will this program work for me in my field?
What is the program time commitment?
When are the live calls?
How much does it cost?
What is the enrollment end date?
Can my university pay?
Navigate 2024 program dates and times:
Cohort 1: January 29-April 19, Fridays 12:00pm-1:00pm EST
Cohort 2: May 13-July 31, Wednesdays 11:00am-12:00pm EST (note: we switch to Wednesdays in the summer)
Cohort 3: Aug 26-Nov 15, Fridays 11:00am-12:00pm EST
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