Tools for the journey

Practical tools, books, ideas, and resources for people who know their next chapter hasn’t been written yet.

See What’s Next, Clearly

The Next Chapter Starter Guide

The Next Chapter Starter Guide

Change doesn’t ask permission — sometimes you choose it, sometimes it chooses you, but either way it can leave you standing there asking, “what’s next?” This free guide walks you through the same reflection prompts and clarity exercises I use with clients, so you can name what’s really going on and see, in writing, what your next chapter could look like. No pressure, no pitch. Just a clear first step.

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Stories, lessons, and frameworks for building your next chapter.

Get Stuck In!™ book cover

Get Stuck In!™

Lessons from the Pitch to Build Your Business

Your entrepreneurial story and the philosophy behind taking action when the path isn’t obvious. Part memoir, part playbook.

Recommended Resources

A short list of what I trust most — the books and tools I point clients toward alongside a Reinvention Blueprint or Next Chapter Assessment.

Some links on this page are affiliate links — if you buy through them, I may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. I only recommend what I’d point a client toward regardless.

The Next Chapter Starter Guide
Free PDF Workbook — Kim Brady
The first step before any written assessment: reflection prompts on strengths, values, and the themes shaping your next chapter.
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The Body Keeps the Score
Book — Bessel van der Kolk
How loss and major change live in the body, and how to work with that instead of around it. One of the most-recommended books I point people toward.
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The Athlete's Way
Book — Christopher Bergland
The neuroscience of athletic performance and how the competitive mindset translates — or doesn't — to life after the game ends.
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BetterHelp
Online Therapy Platform
Accessible, licensed therapy for people who need professional support alongside — not instead of — the work we do together.
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You Need a Budget (YNAB)
App / Budgeting System
A zero-based budgeting system built for income uncertainty — especially useful in the stretch between what was and what's next.
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