
Turn Intention into Action.
For individuals who want to move forward, and not do it alone. For organizations that want their people to feel connected, supported, and invested in.



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"Before Next Move, I felt like a cog. Now I know what it feels like to be seen — and I have ways to approach my work that feel meaningful."
— Sarah Marshall, Next Move participant
For Organizations
Many organizations find that keeping their people engaged and committed to a shared mission is harder than it looks. When that connection is missing, people start to drift. Disengagement sets in quietly. A sense of belonging erodes.
Next Move is a six-week program that begins with an orientation and creates real connection through small groups called pods. People show up for each other week after week. Each participant works toward a personal or professional goal that matters to them, guided by the Next Move Method — a proven four-step process that builds clarity, momentum, and confidence. With that support, something shifts. People start to show up differently, for themselves and for the people around them.
A workshop can inform. A coach can guide. An app can simulate. But nothing replicates what happens when real people show up for each other. Next Move helps people develop the clarity, the community, and the skills that make moving forward possible — and keep it going.
"I loved the idea of leading from curiosity instead of fear."
— Linda Hamilton, online Next Move participant
For Individuals
Next Move is also available directly to individuals. Whether you know exactly what you want to do next or you're still figuring it out, Next Move gives you a small group that shows up for you, a weekly rhythm that keeps you moving, and micro-moves — small actions that bring you one step closer to your goal without a lot of stress. Next Move meets you where you are.
Next Move has been brought to corporate ERGs, higher education institutions, and community organizations — including Waymo, Boston University Questrom School of Health Management, Saint Mary's College of California, Cal Poly Pomona, and the Town of Moraga, California.
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