“What do you need help with today?”
What to Say Lite
Solve an immediate wording problemBest when there is something that you need to say now.
It helps you clarify what needs to be communicated, choose how you want to say it, select tone and delivery, and leave with wording you can actually use.
What to Say Lite (free to use)
What to Say Full
For conversations needing ongoing supportUse the Full version of What to Say to continue refining wording, prepare for reactions, work through responses and changing circumstances, decide what to say next, strengthen boundaries, and return whenever another difficult conversation arises.
$9/month. Cancel anytime. Your subscription renews monthly until cancelled, and you'll continue to have access through the end of any period you've already paid for.
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HOW IT WORKS
You bring the situation. What to Say helps you move from knowing something needs to be said to finding words you can actually use.
Clarify what needs to be said → Choose how you'll deliver it → Set the tone → Find the wording → Refine it
The aim isn't to give you a canned script or tell you how you should feel. It's to help you communicate with clarity, composure and self-respect — in language that sounds like you and fits the situation.
WHEN THE CONVERSATION DOESN'T END WITH THE FIRST WORDING
Sometimes finding the right words is all you need.
Other times, the conversation continues.
The other person may push back, respond unexpectedly or not respond at all.
Circumstances may change. You may need to clarify what you meant, restate a boundary, follow up or decide what to say next.
That's where What to Say Full goes further.
With Full, you can continue working through the conversation as it develops
— refine your wording, consider responses, adjust your approach and return for support with other difficult conversations.
WHATEVER THE CONVERSATION, FIND THE WORDS
What to Say can help when you need to find the right words for all kinds of situations, including:
Work & professional relationships — difficult feedback, expectations, disagreements, requests or workplace boundaries
Family & personal relationships — misunderstandings, sensitive subjects, changing expectations or things that have gone unsaid
Boundaries — saying no, asking for something to change, restating a limit or responding when a boundary isn't respected
Money, services & practical problems — payments, contractors, poor service, delays, unmet commitments or difficult requests
Follow-up conversations — responding to pushback, addressing an unexpected reply, clarifying what you meant or deciding what to say next
POWERED BY THE CLARITY METHOD™
Difficult conversations aren't only about finding the right sentence. What you're feeling, what you need the other person to understand, and what you want to happen next can all affect what you say.
The Clarity Method™ helps bring those pieces into focus so the wording isn't simply polished — it fits the situation, your intention and the way you want to communicate.
The aim is not to tell you what to think or how to feel. It's to help you say what you need to say with greater clarity, composure and confidence.
