Here's what I hear from almost every woman I work with:
"I know I have something valuable. I just don't know how to turn it into a business."
Free · 14 questions · About 4 minutes
How close are you to turning what you already know into a business of your own?
The Corporate Exit Readiness Scorecard measures the seven things that actually decide whether a corporate exit works — and shows you exactly which one to fix first.
No right answers. Just honest ones.You don't need a new idea.
You've spent 20-some years getting good at what you do. And lately, you've been doing the math in meetings — the restructures, the "efficiency reviews," the AI rollouts inching closer to your desk.
That's not an idea problem. It's a readiness problem — and readiness isn't one thing. It's seven. Some of yours are probably already strong. One of them is quietly holding everything else up.
This scorecard finds that one.
The seven areas I check with every woman planning her exit
- 1Expertise clarityCan you name the one thing — or does your brain open 47 tabs?
- 2Offer potentialIs there a pattern in what people already ask you for?
- 3Audience accessDo you know where the people who'd hire you actually are?
- 4Confidence to sellCan you say a price out loud without flinching?
- 5AI readinessWill the tech be your leverage — or your excuse?
- 6Time & energy capacityIs there anything left of you after the job takes its share?
- 7Income bridge planDo you know your number, and your runway?
You'll get your personal readiness profile — one of five — plus your score in all seven areas and the first move that fits your situation. Not a personality quiz. A working diagnosis.
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Debbi Starr
Your AI Business Strategist — I turn confusion into clarity and build the structure to support it.
Your AI Business Strategist — I turn confusion into clarity and build the structure to support it.
14 questions. About 4 minutes. Your results are personalized and free.