Stop Carrying "Someday" in Your Head. Build Your Exit Strategy in 6 Weeks.

Not a syllabus. A progression.

• 1 Your Exit Number gets calculated and pressure-tested — real, not estimated
• 2 You build the plan that closes the gap
• 3 You stress-test the plan against what could go wrong
• 4 You rehearse the conversations you've been avoiding
• 5 Doubt gets replaced with a decision
• 6 You leave knowing exactly how — and already moving

Staying doesn't feel like a decision. It still has a price.

Every year you stay in a job you've outgrown, you're likely leaving real money on the table — a raise you never asked for, an offer you never considered, a market rate you haven't tested in years. The same is true of a relationship you're not addressing. The cost isn't only emotional. It compounds financially too, with every year of shared debt and a life that gets harder to untangle the longer it waits.

And there's a harder truth underneath it: if you don't decide on your own terms, something else eventually decides for you. A layoff. A restructuring. Being the one who gets left instead of the one who chooses to go. When that happens without a number already in place, you're not just facing a hard moment — you're facing it from scratch, with no plan, no cushion, and no time left to build one.

And the cost isn't only the money. It's the negotiating power you don't have when you're not sure you could walk away. It's the peace you don't get while the question stays open. It's the version of you who stops waiting for permission and starts choosing — the longer it waits, the longer she waits too.

Knowing your Exit Number now means the decision stays yours — made on your timeline, not handed to you on someone else's.

Here's what's actually on the other side.

You're not wondering anymore. You know your number, to the dollar. You have a written plan with real dates on it, not a vague someday. You negotiate differently, because you're not afraid of what happens if they say no. You sleep differently, because the question that's been running in the background finally has an answer. And whatever you decide to do next — leave the job, have the hard conversation, start building toward the exit, or realize you're closer than you thought — you're doing it because you decided. Not because you finally got desperate enough to act.

That's the actual thing you're buying here. Not six sessions. Not a worksheet. Certainty. The kind that means you never feel financially trapped again — not here, not in whatever comes after this either.

Six weeks, built around your actual situation

• ✓ 6 live weekly sessions — small group, not a webinar
• ✓ Your Exit Number, built and pressure-tested with real feedback
• ✓ A specific plan to close your gap — not generic advice
• ✓ Room to bring your exact situation, not a hypothetical one
• ✓ A private cohort space for the full six weeks

Cohorts run in small batches, capped on purpose — not always open, and never large enough to lose the personal part.

The group isn't the delivery method. It's what makes this move faster.

Alone, this is easy to put off — no one's expecting you Tuesday at 7, no one else knows you're still thinking about it. In a small group, you show up because five other women are showing up too, on the same six weeks, at the same stage of the same kind of hard decision. That's not pressure. It's momentum you don't have to generate by yourself.

You'll watch someone else say her number out loud before you say yours. You'll see a woman who looks like she has it together admit she's been just as stuck. That's the part a worksheet can't do — proof, from someone sitting right next to you, that this actually works.