Your Corporate Escape Plan
A Guide to Know If You Should Stay or Go
Sunday nights are filled with dread. Impressive title, great salary - but you feel stuck.
You've built something that looks successful from the outside. The role that opens doors, the compensation that provides security, the benefits everyone says you'd be crazy to leave.
So why does it feel like you're just barely recovered enough to do it all over again each week?
You're not alone if you're thinking:
"I should be grateful for this job, but I wake up dreading another day"
"Everyone thinks I'm crazy for wanting to change when I have such a 'great' job"
"I'm working 60+ hour weeks and still accessible on weekends when I should be recovering"
"I feel stuck between financial security and my sanity"
You're not broken. You're not ungrateful. You're not "too much."
You're experiencing what I call the "Success Trap" - the more you achieve by traditional metrics, the harder it feels to admit something's not working.
Hi, I'm Elizabeth,
I've been exactly where you are now. I spent 20 years climbing the corporate ladder - leading teams across 10+ countries, managing millions in products. But I was also working 60+ hour weeks, falling asleep to the sound of Slack notifications, and watching my life pass me by, telling myself, “I’ll have time for that when it calms down.”
The biggest risk isn't leaving - it's staying somewhere that's slowly eroding your wellbeing and authentic self.
Like my client Erin, who stayed at the same company for 10 years, convinced she couldn't translate her skills or afford a career break. She not only took three months off to reset her nervous system, but also landed a role aligned with her values, making $40,000 more.
The Real Question Isn't "Can I Afford to Leave?"
It's "Can I Afford to Stay?"
When you factor in the actual costs - chronic stress, missed moments with loved ones, the slow disconnection from who you really are - staying often becomes the riskiest choice of all.
What You'll Get in This Strategic Assessment
✓ The Stay vs. Go Decision Matrix: Rate your current situation across 9 key areas: professional fulfillment, organizational health, and life integration. Get your clarity score and know exactly where you stand.
✓ Beyond the Numbers: Your Truth: Three powerful reflection questions that cut through fear-based thinking:
The Sunday Night Test
The Permission Question
The Future Self Check-In
✓ Values-Driven Decision Making: Stop making career choices from anxiety and start making them from alignment with what actually matters to you.
Perfect For:
Successful professionals who feel trapped by their own achievements
High-achievers questioning whether their "great" job is worth the personal cost
Anyone ready to make strategic decisions based on facts, not fear
Leaders who want permission to envision possibilities they've never considered
The Result:
Crystal clear direction on whether to stay and optimize your current role or create a strategic transition plan - without the guilt, confusion, or financial anxiety.
You already know whether you should stay or go. What you need is permission to trust that knowing - and a practical framework to cut through the noise.
This guide won't require weeks of deep inner work. In the next few minutes, you'll have clarity on your next right step.
Ready to Turn Clarity Into Action?
Get your free copy of "Your Corporate Escape Plan" and discover whether your current role is worth optimizing or if it's time to plan your strategic exit.
What happens next?
If this assessment reveals that change is needed, you don't have to figure out the "how" alone.
Book a Free Career Clarity Call and in 50 minutes, we'll:
✓ Identify what's really keeping you stuck (spoiler: it's rarely about the money)
✓ Create a personalized roadmap that addresses both strategy AND your nervous system
✓ Explore what sustainable success looks like for your unique situation
✓ Give you immediate next steps, regardless of whether we work together
The truth about your next chapter: It doesn't require burning everything down or having all the answers. It requires one thing: taking the next right step from where you are right now.
Elizabeth Ruscitto
Career Coach, Burnout Recovery Strategist & Former Tech Executive
Helping mission-driven professionals create success without sacrifice