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New Skill-Building Planners!

To celebrate the launch of our new planners, here’s a discount to say, “thank you!”

Buy 2: 10% off

Buy 3: 15% off

Buy 4 (full-year planner): 20% off

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New Skill-Building Planners

We are excited to announce new skill-building planners! These aren’t your ordinary planners. Our intention is to support the process of how to plan, which is why each planner includes a how-to guide, monthly calendar, and a weekly and daily planner. But with our focus on development, we wanted to do more. Each week, a bonus skill offers the opportunity to learn about and practice an important developmental skill. These skills range from time management, problem solving, motivation, burnout, self-regulation, executive function, and more. To follow our bite-sized and buildable theme, we cluster our planners in 3-month sections to offer you more choice when committing to a planner.

Bite-Sized and Buildable Courses

Our bite-sized courses allow you to build a collection of skills based on your needs. Shop our courses to grow skills in financial literacy and time management.

Essential Skill Workbooks

Be Outgrowing now offers workbooks for those who prefer this format! Each workbook includes developmentally relevant information and opportunities to practice skills.

We currently focus on content for adolescents and emerging adults, but we are working hard to develop courses and workbooks for K-12 and beyond. And we have big plans to expand our content offerings! If you have a suggestion, please contact us.

Curriculum Creation

Along with developing from-scratch courses and workbooks, we create essential skills curriculum. Our educational and professional experience is in the area of human development and family studies. This means we apply all of our specialized knowledge of development (e.g., cognitive, socioemotional) to any content we create. We strive to be a bridge between complicated research and real-life use. If you’d like to know more about this process, check this out.

What We Do


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We create research-based content and courses rooted in our over 30 years of combined experience. Learn more about us!

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We structure content around the concept of a growth mindset. Learn what this means and how it makes our courses unique.

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We create content that is interactive, engaging, and sparks reflective thinking and application for real-life use.

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Why Our Content?

Be Outgrowing content is designed to be bite-sized, yet full of information learners can use throughout life. We (the Dr. B’s) earned our doctorates in human development and family studies and have versatile backgrounds that culminate in classes you can trust for quality. Read more about our backgrounds and approach to creating content. This expertise also guides the development of every workbook, which is a detailed guide to support learners in essential skills, such as motivation.

What’s unique about Be Outgrowing content?

  • Each piece of content is created by us, who not only have specialized knowledge in our field, but also are trained to develop and teach online courses.
  • A focus on growth mindset means that each class or workbook is not a memorize and regurgitate type of format, but interactive, engaging, and with a focus on applying information, not getting “correct” answers.
  • Humor. We love humor. And humor can help with engagement and understanding content. But we use humor to help expand insight and memory, not just because we love a good pun.

Rating: 5 out of 5.

“This course is valuable preparation for my kid’s financial future.”

Mary, parent

Rating: 5 out of 5.

“I have A LOT going on and it was helpful to learn how I can be better at time management.”

Jackson, student

Rating: 4 out of 5.

“So much content I think students need to know.”

Blake, educator