Episode 9
Leaving Corporate America: How to Build Your Exit with a Side Hustle While Working Full Time
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Is your side hustle a strategy, or is it a security blanket?
If you’re like the women I work with, you’re good at your job and still want something of your own. So today, I cover the four situations where a side hustle while working full time makes more sense than quitting, and the one reason for waiting that usually turns out to be a confidence gap.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
- How to know when to quit your job, and when staying longer is the smarter call
- How a steady paycheck buys patience when you’re starting a business while working full time
- When to quit your job without another job lined up
- Why quitting your job without a plan is different from an exit you planned
- How to keep two jobs at once from ending in corporate burnout
- When quitting a toxic job follows a completely different set of rules
- How to decide what you’re building before you build it, and why that changes your pricing
If you’ve been wondering when to quit your job, thinking about leaving Corporate America, or telling yourself you’ll go once you’ve got proof, this episode will help you get honest about which one is true for you and build toward the exit on purpose.
Let’s build the bridge and keep it short.
RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE
- EP 8, the full conversation with Natalie Borrell
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So glad you’re here. I’m Sarah Janzen.
Corporate ladder-climber turned 7-figure entrepreneur. Inspiring and helping other women make their own successful leap. Taking my Fortune 500 sales. & marketing experience + Master Coach credentials to help other women with the clarity, confidence, and strategy to build a business they love.
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