Find Your Next Best Step
A gentle place to begin when you’re not sure what you need yet.
If you’re feeling uncertain, overwhelmed, or hesitant to choose the “wrong” option, you’re in the right place.
Many people arrive here knowing they need support but unsure what kind, how much, or where to begin. You don’t need to figure that out before starting.
This page offers a few simple, supportive ways to begin, based on how much energy and clarity you have right now.
Take your time. Choose what fits.
Choose the option that matches how you feel right now.
There’s no right or wrong choice here. Only what feels manageable.
I want something
simple & grounded.
If you’re feeling depleted, overwhelmed, or just want a steady place to start.
This option is for you if you want something practical and supportive without having to explain your whole story or make a commitment.
The Life Navigation Toolkit offers:
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simple reflection tools
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gentle prompts to help you find your footing
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a way to clarify what might help next — at your own pace
I want help figuring out what kind of support
fits me.
If you have some energy but aren’t sure where you belong yet.
This option helps you orient without committing to anything. It’s designed to help you identify the kind of support that best matches your situation — whether you’re a cancer survivor, caregiver, professional, or navigating a life transition.
You’ll be guided to:
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clear starting path options
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context-specific support options
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information presented calmly and plainly
I’m ready to talk
with someone.
If you’d like to talk things through and get help identifying a next step.
If you’re ready for a conversation or you’re feeling stuck and would like guidance, you’re welcome to schedule a conversation.
This is a space to ask questions, share what’s going on, and explore whether working together feels like a good fit.
There’s no pressure to decide anything during this conversation.
Still unsure?
You’re welcome to reach out.
If none of the options above feel quite right, you’re welcome to send a brief message to your coach, Wayne.
You don’t need to explain everything.
A sentence or two is enough.
Sometimes it helps just to say, “I’m not sure where to begin.”
