
Succession planning for your next season.
You’ve led faithfully. Now it’s time to ask what’s next and how to get there without losing what matters most.
Whether you’re stepping down, shifting roles, or sensing change ahead, we help you name it, navigate it, and move forward with clarity.
It's okay to start asking questions.
This doesn’t have to be a crisis.
Sometimes, the most faithful next step is simply being willing to ask: What’s next for me?
Maybe you’ve been in your role for years, and you’re wondering if it’s time to raise up someone new.
Maybe there’s a new opportunity you can’t ignore.
Or maybe you just know, deep down, that you’ve done what you came to do.
Whatever the reason, it’s worth naming that succession planning isn't just for the organization - it's for you, too.
We walk with you to think through what this transition could mean - not just for the role you’ve held, but for the life you’re building next.

A framework for forward thinking…
When you’re in a senior leadership role, transition is never just about you - it’s about the ripple effect. Your decisions will shape the legacy of your leadership, the future of your organization, and the wellbeing of your family.
That’s why we approach succession planning with both soul and strategy - helping you clarify what’s stirring, weigh the costs and timing, and build a personal roadmap for what’s next.
Here’s how we help leaders like you take intentional steps forward.
TAKE
STOCK
Reflect. Realign.
Face the present with clarity.
We begin by helping you assess your current season—spiritually, emotionally, vocationally, and organizationally. It’s a thoughtful pause to take inventory of your leadership, your life, and what needs to shift.
Questions we help you ask:
What has this current role cost me - and what has it built in me?
Where am I energized, and where am I drained?
Am I leading from clarity or exhaustion?
What does my family see that I might not?
If nothing changed in the next 3 years, would that feel faithful - or misaligned?
TAKE
AIM
Name what’s next.
Explore the future with courage.
There’s a new season ahead, even if you can’t name it yet. We help you identify vocational possibilities, define your values, and discern whether it’s time to stay, speak up, step back, or step out entirely.
Questions we help you ask:
What kind of work would stretch me in the right direction?
What’s no longer mine to carry - and what is?
Am I called to build something new or support something existing?
What are the financial realities of this potential change?
If I could design a faithful future, what would it look like?
TAKE
STEPS
Make a plan.
Move with wisdom and confidence.
Once we’ve clarified where you’re headed, we build an intentional, customized roadmap to get there. This might include timing strategies, successor engagement, financial planning, sabbatical structuring, or support for your family’s next chapter.
Questions we help you ask:
What needs to be true before I step away?
How do I initiate this with my board or team?
Who should go before me, with me, and after me in this process?
How do I leave well without abandoning the mission?
What’s one bold but necessary move I’ve been avoiding?

How ready is your organization for change?
This 3-minute audit could change your next board meeting, staff meeting, or 1-on-1.
Most people wait too long to talk about succession, and then scramble when the word transition comes up. This audit gives you 10 questions every ministry leader should be asking now.
It’s short, practical, and designed to help you take a next step, whether your transition is years away or already underway.

This is how legacy is built.
Leadership transitions - when done right - don’t just close a chapter. They write the beginning of a new one with intentionality, peace, and spiritual maturity.
We’re here to walk with you through this process - not just to help you leave well, but to live well in what’s next.
If you're considering your own succession journey, let’s talk.
We specialize in helping ministry leaders think through what’s next. If you need a safe conversation before bringing this up with anyone, we’d be honored to start thinking through what life might look like on the other side.