Quitting Your Job Shouldn’t Feel Like A Second Job

I help corporate leaders prepare for the financial side of going solo as coaches & consultants.

CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER® Former VP, nearly 3 decades in financial services

2,000+ financial coaching sessions throughout my career

Job Exit Strategist: Specializing in Corporate-to-Solo Transitions

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I Know This Moment. I’ve Been There.

You didn’t just wake up and decide to fire your boss. It was death by a thousand corporate cuts. You are D.O.N.E. with:

D – Drama: Balancing egos, perceptions, hierarchies, and deadlines.

O – Overworked: Work keeps piling up faster than your paycheck.

N – Non-Stop Crises: On vacation, putting out “fires” from work.

E – Exhausted: Not feeling present for what matters to you most.

And now preparing for the financial side of your exit feels like a second job.

I find that many women aren’t just tired of the job. They’re tired of living on what’s left of them instead of living from the best of them.

Math not your love language 🩷? No worries. We handle the math so you can handle the dream.

Your Plan Wasn’t Wrong. It Was Built For A Paycheck.

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The plan that got you through 20 years of corporate life was built for a steady paycheck.

Using that plan to go from corporate to a solo coach or consultant is like navigating the Amazon with an amusement park map. Same concept. Completely different terrain.

The wrong map hides what can derail you. So does a paycheck plan. It hides financial blind spots that can make or break your dream.

Left unseen, they become:

  • The “I Have To Go Back” Moment: Money gaps that send you back to the building you thought you’d left for good.

  • The Net Worth Backslide: Your 401(k), home equity, or credit becomes the emergency fund you never planned to use.

  • The Permanent “One Day”: Same job. Same Sunday dread. Five years later.

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Well Hey, I’m Tania, CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER® | Job Exit Strategist

Why I Do What I Do

There’s a roadmap for retirement. For going from corporate to a solo coach or consultant, there’s almost none.

I saw that gap in nearly 3 decades of financial services & as former chair of a small business committee. Then, after the Performance Review from Hell, I lived it myself.

I’ve worked as a coach and consultant inside corporate, and I’ve been paid as a coach and consultant as a business owner. That dual experience shapes how I help you.

Those threads came together with a call from God I couldn’t ignore.

The Going Solo Roadmap™ 1:1 Program, paced around your quit date, was born.

It brings into focus the financial blind spots many miss when quitting & going solo, and steadies you through the emotional side, so you can walk into your quit date feeling prepared.

Hoping & Leaping Is A Beautiful Social Media Post But A Lousy Financial Strategy

Why Smart Women With Good Plans Still Feel Financially Stuck

(Hint: It’s the Blind Spots, hiding in the gaps between great advice.)

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The "Business Advice" Gap

Great at helping you build your coaching or consulting business.

Keeping the lights on while you grow your practice is a different lane.

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The "Financial Advice" Gap

Great at managing investments, insurance, and retirement accounts.

Moving from a paycheck to being newly self-employed is its own specialty.

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The "Online Inspiration" Gap

Great at lighting the fire and giving you the courage to leap.

Manifesting is great for motivation but not accepted as a mortgage payment.

Every lane does its job well. The blind spots live in the space between them, and that’s where I help you prepare.

Step 1

Free 20 Min. Consult

No pressure, no judgment. You don’t have to figure this out alone.

We’ll talk through your exit plans and whether this is your right next step.

How We Go From "Can I Really Do this?" To "I Got This!"

Step 2

Going Solo Roadmap™ Program

1:1 service that bends to your life. Your roadmap, built together around your quit date.

Life happens, and we adjust the pace, not the path.

Step 3

Then, You’re A Confident Quitter

You’re prepared. Your quit date is on the calendar.

You’re not just leaving your job. You’re stepping into the impact only you can make.