New app to get you Unstuck

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March 27, 2013
New app to get you Unstuck.

ThumbnailIt may be a project at work you just can’t get a handle on, or an important decision you can’t seem to make; but regardless of the situation, everyone can relate to the feeling of being stuck. Luckily, there’s Unstuck — a free iPad app designed to help users break free from a sticky situation.

Released by SYPartners — experts in leadership and company transformation, whose clients include Starbucks, Facebook, and Target — this revolutionary app seeks to offer users the necessary tools to stop being stagnant and start taking action.

Utilizing clever animation, the Webby award-winning app begins with a short demo video to walk you through the process. From there, you answer a series of questions about the problem you’re facing and the magic app goes to work — not only revealing why you may be stuck, but offering creative solutions and means of implementation. From changing perspective to setting goals to getting inspired, Unstuck can get you over the hump and help your stalled wheels start turning again. Plus, the app’s infographic approach to presenting information makes the process engaging and easy to navigate.

It’s not the same as consulting a professional or gabbing for two hours with your sister, but there is a community aspect to Unstuck that allows users to connect with others going through similar trials. So whether you choose to keep the problem solving private or venture into the virtual neighborhood of fellow Unstuckers, getting a grip on life’s challenges just became a little bit less daunting — and a lot more doable.

Download Unstuck for free and start taking action.

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Have you tried Unstuck? What other techniques do you have for beating designer's block? Let us know in the comments.

Stacey Kole

Stacey Kole is a freelance writer and former magazine editor. When she’s not crafting copy or chasing after her two little boys, Stacey can be found drinking coffee, tea, or anything else with caffeine. You can connect with her on LinkedIn or follow her on Twitter.

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