Whether you’re pregnant, about to turn 30, or just out of college without a clue what to do, First30Days is there to help. First30Days deals in life changes, transitions and of course, the average crisis.
It’s a site to help you get through the thick and thin of all that life has to offer. Their approach is a positive one. After all, in the end, we’re all in it together (so we might as well deal with it together). First, pick a change, any change; then you’ll be offered an array of options. You might want to begin with the “Getting Started” section which provides an overview of what to do. Once you’ve got a grip on that, you can check out “Interviews”, “Top 5 Things”, “Books”, “Shared Wisdom” and plenty more. There’s a lot of information for your every need or question you may have. Perhaps the best part maybe the support system offered. Sign up and you’ve tapped into a community of fellow transition-ers and crises goers who may be offer you much needed advice and support.
First30Days.com In Their Own Words
“Going through a change?
Whether you’re starting a new job, getting married, switching
to the Mac or have decided to live a green lifestyle, you’ll find
the help you need at First30Days.
Expert Advice. Helpful Tips. Q&A. Inspirational Stories. Community. And a whole lot more!”
Why First30Days.com It Might Be A Killer
First30Days offers a great thing for the self-help crowd. It’s free so you don’t have to commit to hundreds of dollars for meetings, shrinks or otherwise to help you when you’re going through a life change.
Some Questions About First30Days.com
Will First30Days attract enough users? The main audience will most likely be made up of women of a certain age. Can it break through the niche market bracket? 
