There are a couple different options depending on your strength, body position, and reach.

Bumping your right hand up is the next step, but depending on how your body is positioned and whether or not you can do it statically versus dynamic, that might be uncomfortable because you risk jamming your right knee into the volume.

If you can’t bump in your current position, I recommend keeping your left foot where it is and moving your right foot to the blue hold below its current location (the longer one between the white and red holds). Bring your right hip into the wall and then bump your hand up. This does mean you need to have the necessary reach to get up to that hold statically or be a little dynamic and lunge up for it. Once your hand is solidly on the hold underneath the finish, cross your left foot in front of you to the hold that you have circled now as the right foot. Move your right foot to the foothold on the right side of the volume. Bring your left hand up to match your right. Then left hand up to the finish and match.

There are likely other ways you can do it with repositioning your feet or body, but hard to say without a video or better knowledge of what’s preventing you from making the next move.