Next Step New Start Book Series

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Life is a transition, and positive changes can be achieved when internal and external conflicts are resolved. The Next Step New Start methodology achieves positive results through effective internal self-talk and external communication. The program is designed to touch every part of our lives-physical, emotional, spiritual, educational, and in terms of relationships and careers. The information uncovers answers to “Who am I?”, “What is my emotional baggage?”, “Who’s in charge of my choices?”, “What is my story?”, and “What is my calling and contribution?” Our mission is to help people professionally and personally, examine who they have been, discover who they are, create who they want to be, and turn “I can’t” to “I can.”

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Everyone experiences loss at some point on this journey called life. Some experience the loss of a loved one; others, a place or possession cherished. Grief is a unique expression for everyone because we are unique expressions of the Creator. Open your heart and allow each reminder to inspire and encourage you to take the next step to a new start. To everything there is an appointed season, a time to weep, a time to laugh, a time to be born, a time to die. This is an appointed season; live only in this moment, not in the shadows of yesterday.

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One of the most difficult experiences in life is that of a CAREGIVER. Day after day a caregiver experiences their loved one slipping further and further away. They consistently live in conflict, their hearts divided; on one side there is hope, on the other an anticipation of the inevitable – the death of their loved one. A caregiver lives life filled with quiet desperation; feeling isolated, unappreciated and misunderstood, they fail to see the importance of Self-Care. Losing someone you love is a road everyone travels at some point in life.

A Self-Care Guide for YOU, the CAREGIVER provides clear and easy methods for a caregiver to balance stress, learn the term ‘new normal’, and be awaken to ways of SELF-CARE. Within these pages, caregivers will find exercises to help them find peace to the unanswerable question ‘if I could’, gain an understanding of anticipatory grief, the emotions attached to compassion fatigue and more. Change and transition are never easy but, how much more palpable would it be if change came with a ‘what to expect on this caregiver’s journey’ handbook. I pray caregivers find this material to be that handbook and embrace the importance of their SELF-CARE.