Supporting Successful Life Transitions Through Coaching

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At Mission Next Coaching, we empower individuals to navigate life's most challenging transitions with confidence and resilience. We specialize in pivotal changes such as preparing young adults for independence, guiding veterans into civilian careers, and reframing life-altering diagnoses. We provide compassionate support tailored to your unique journey. Our approach combines evidence-based techniques with empathetic listening—ensuring that you feel understood and valued. Together, we'll explore your strengths, set actionable goals, and create accountability to help you embrace new beginnings. Whether you're seeking clarity in uncertainty or striving for personal growth, Mission Next Coaching is here to help you discover your path forward.

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Our Mission

The consultants at Mission Next dedicate their time and talent to helping clients take control during times of change.

Our most common engagements include:

  • Young adults who are struggling with education or career choices.
  • Parents who want to support their young adults getting ready to launch.
  • Service members transitioning to the civilian workforce.
  • Patients who have received a life-altering medical diagnosis.
  • Individuals who are considering a career change.

Situations Where Coaching Can Make a Difference

Many people wonder where life coaching can make a difference in their lives. While the examples are endless, here are some common scenarios that many of our clients are facing.

"I'm 22-years-old and still living with my parents. I want to find opportunities for independence, but I have no idea how to get started."
"I'm 51 and just found out that I have metastatic cancer. I need to determine how I should spend my time so I can live my life to the fullest."
"As much as we enjoy having our son at home, we struggle watching him flounder with little sense of direction. How can we help him achieve independence while maintaining a strong, loving relationship with our child?"
"I've been working with the federal government for the last 20 years, but I no longer feel a sense of satisfaction from my role. What steps should I take if I'd like to work in an entirely different field?"
"I'm leaving active-duty next year. I know this means moving into a world that seems completely foreign to me. What should I do to prepare myself and find a new position where I fit with the culture?"

Learn More About Mission Next Coaching

Coaching Methods

Learn more about how coaching works and what you can expect from the process.

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About Us

Mission Next consultants bring professional and personal experiences to support clients in times of transition.

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The Books

The books are resources to help both transitioning veterans and employers looking to hire and retain veterans.

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What Our Clients Say



  • I felt kind of stuck—really stuck. I knew I wanted to leave home, but I kept spinning and couldn’t see my future.

    James, age 25
    Annapolis, MD

  • My husband and I wanted to be empty nesters without losing the strong relationship with our 20 year-old. We used coaching to recognize what values were not being honored.

    Marcy, Retired Pediatric Nurse
    Arnold, MD

  • I wish I would’ve had a coach and the book prior to my transition because I had to figure out so much stuff on my own.

    Jeff, former U.S. Navy Officer
    Financial Advisor Brighton, MI

  • I was really hurt when my parents made me move out. I struggled and finally hit a wall. My dad said coaching could help and, honestly, I wasn’t excited about it at first.

    Jacob, age 22
    Toledo, OH

  • It was hard to focus after I received my metastatic breast diagnosis—everything seemed bleak, and I felt detached.

    Patricia, Paralegal
    Pittsburgh, PA

  • Even though I knew the transition from the military to the civilian workforce would be hard, I didn’t appreciate the complexes and differences in both language and culture.

    Kenny, Retired U.S. Army officer
    University Veterans Liaison Jacksonville, AL

  • Until I participated in the research that led to the Mission Next book, I didn’t realize how much veterans struggle with their transition to the civilian workforce.

    Stacey, Chief Human Resources Officer
    Community healthcare organization OH

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Put a coach in your corner.

If you have questions, or want to discuss coaching, we'll be happy to engage in a dialogue about how we can help you.

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