Find out if you're ready to exit your career and build a business —before you burn it all down.

8 categories. 47 questions.

One scored result that tells you exactly where you stand, category by category.

Built for women considering the move from corporate to building their own business.

This is a diagnostic — it surfaces your strengths and your gaps so you go into it with clarity.

It works whether you have a business idea half-built or nothing past "I can't keep doing this job."

See your results the moment you finish. We'll email you a copy too.

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If you're sitting in a job that pays the bills and drains everything else, and you keep thinking about what all that experience, skill, and hard-won judgment could build if it wasn't spent behind someone else's screen — the Business Readiness Scorecard was built for you.

Maybe you've got a business idea sketched out on your phone. Maybe you've got nothing sketched out at all, just the sense that you're capable of more than another performance review. Either way, this isn't about whether the idea is good enough. It's about whether you're ready — financially, mentally, practically — to make the leap.

The Scorecard tells you exactly where you stand before you quit anything.

We've talked to over 1,000 women who know one thing for certain: what they're doing now isn't it.

Some have a business idea they're holding onto for someday. Some just have the feeling in that Monday meeting, morning commute, or when they're lying awake at 2 am. They know this isn't it. Most have run the numbers in their head a hundred times and stalled out at the same place: not knowing if they're actually ready, or if they're about to torch a stable paycheck for a fantasy.

The problem isn't the idea. Nobody's given them a real way to check. So they guess. They Google. They ask ChatGPT questions it isn't built to answer. They wait for certainty that never arrives.

Let's be clear about what this isn't.

This isn't another voice telling you to quit and figure it out as you go.

Although that can be brave, that's a plan with no numbers in it, and it will hand you more anxiety than the job you're sitting in right now.

We built this because most of the advice out there is half right, which is how women get burned:

You need savings before you leave — at least six months.

But nobody tells you that a chunk of that money has to go back into you and the business if you want to get there faster, not just cover your bills while you wait.

You need confidence — a real belief that you can build this.

But confidence without realism is how people skip the hard part: knowing where they're actually strong, where they're not, and where they'll need to ask for help or invest in themselves to close the gap.

This isn't about talking yourself into it. It's about knowing exactly where you stand before you bet your career on a feeling.

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A digital pie chart showing an overall score of 74% with various categories such as Technology/Digital Fluency, Security, Idea & Wisdom, Capability & Skill, Emotional & Energetic Capacity, and others.

I built this because I didn't have it.

I left my career with no plan, no assessment tool, no read on what could be next.

I just wanted out.

What followed was over $50,000 spent trying to figure out who I was without the job title, what I wanted to build, and how to get there — money that could have funded the business itself, if I'd known where to put it.

This assessment is what I wish someone had handed me before I walked out the door.

It's built from that $50K lesson, and from every conversation since with women standing exactly where I was — the same questions, the same fears, the same blind spots, whether they're leaving to build something full-time or just testing the water on the side.

These eight categories aren't theory.

They're the exact things I've watched matter, over and over, in every version of this decision.

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The Business Readiness Scorecard

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WHAT YOU GET

47 questions across 8 categories

A score for every category, and you will know exactly where you stand instead of guessing.

A personalized action plan based on your actual results

You’ll get suggested next steps no matter where you land in each category.

This isn't a quiz you take once and push to the side. This is a solid picture of your readiness, with action steps to help close the gaps.

→ Money & Security : How you relate to income, savings, and risk when the paycheck isn't guaranteed.

→ Identity & Self Worth : Your ability to navigate the absence of your title and reputation from a long-standing career

→ Risk & Uncertainty : Your comfort making decisions without a guaranteed outcome.

→ Capability & Skill : Whether you can see how your  skills translate outside your career..

→ Technology & Digital Fluency : Your confidence in setting up and troubleshooting tools without an IT department.

→ Emotional & Energetic Capacity : The bandwidth you have right now to dig into this work and commit to it

→ Relational & Environmental Support : Whether the people and systems around you will hold you up or hold you back.

→ Visibility : Your willingness to be seen and put yourself forward, especially starting over later in your career.

$27.

Way less than an hour with a career or business coach who you’ll have to spend time sifting through what you know and don’t know about building a business.

This is a fraction of what it costs to leave without a plan and find out the hard way what you missed.

You'll have your results in minutes.

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I spent almost 20 years in an executive role leading over 20,000 people in my career.

I wasn't warned that letting go of my keys, my title, and my team would leave me standing alone wondering whether I could build something of my own.

When I decided to build a business, I didn't know all of the realities of what it would take, so I went in blindly thinking "how hard it can it be?"

What I wasn't ready for was how much this business became the greatest personal development journey I would go on. I was faced with my mindset, my identity, my money beliefs, facing uncertainity, and learning how to trust myself.

Nothing like we hear of which is usually just the practical side of getting a business off the ground.

Since leaving my career, I've coached women through exactly this--the identity work it takes to dig into the practical work of building a successful and sustainable business built for you and by you and on your terms.

This assessment is everything I wish I had known before I spent over $50,000 on the wrong programs and coaches because I didn't have clarity on what I needed.

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Why $27?

Because I want this to be as accessible as possible for every woman out here who is burned out in what she's doing and wants to know what it takes to build a business before she takes the leap.

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Otherwise, you'll spend more time, more energy, more money trying to figure this all out alone, which always means more stalling, more second guessing and staying stuck.

Or worse, you'll hire a coach not knowing exactly what you need help with and that can easily run you over $3,000. Most entrepreneurs have hired the wrong coach at least once. It's expensive, and it just adds to the stress of trying to figure out how to get to where you want to be quicker.

$27 gets you clarity first. Then, whatever you do next, coaching, a course, building on your own, you'll know exactly what you're working with.

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The Business Readiness Scorecard

$27.
48 questions. 8 categories. 10 minutes.
Get real answers about where you stand.