THE GEN X CAREER CRISIS
The step-by-step way out.
Waitlist open.
Be first in when the doors open again, and get pre-launch offers nobody else sees.
One plan. One page. On your wall.
THE EXIT PLAN
Dreams stay in your head.
Plans go on the wall, and get built.
Let's build yours.
Because you're not done. You're just done pretending the fit is fine.
You've worked for decades. Managed people, solved problems, held families together, kept companies running.
You built careers. You built everyone else's dreams.
And now you're awake at 3am doing the maths. How many years left. What it would cost. Whether it's too late to build something of your own.
This isn't a midlife wobble. It's the Gen X career crisis, and it's real.
You didn't fall behind. The ground moved. Restructures, right-sizing, a whole generation of the most experienced people in the room quietly shown the door.
It was never the wrong time to want more.
It's exactly the right time to plan for it.
TELL ME WHEN DOORS OPENRestructured or Reinvented?
Some of us are just getting to the part that's ours. A business. A different career. A slower life. A book. Room to breathe. Something with your name on it, while there's still plenty of time.
You were never short on ambition. Or skill. Or nerve.
You were short on a plan.
That's what The Exit Plan is.
Forty days, with a room full of women in exactly the same place. I do the thinking. You take one small step. Each step fills another block, until the whole thing exists.
Day 40, you're holding it. Not a notebook of ideas. Not a course you abandoned in week two. A plan. Yours. Ready to act on.
HERE'S HOW WE BUILD IT:
THE STOCKTAKE
You are not starting from zero. You're starting from decades of experience. Let's count what you actually have.
THE WHY
Not what you should want. What you want now.
THE WHAT
We pressure test your ideas until one survives.
THE HOW
Money. Timeline. Runway. First moves. This is where dreams become logistics.
BY DAY 40
JOIN WAITLISTOne reel on Instagram:
"The Gen X career crisis is real. Nobody's naming it. So I will."
Over 1.3 million views. Fifteen hundred Gen X women (and yes, some men) in the comments, all saying the same things:
I need a plan. What will I do? Who am I? What do I actually want? I have more to give. Do I still have the skills? And, over and over:
How will I make money?
And then this one, which I haven't been able to stop thinking about:
"I'm trying to figure out if I'm living up to my full potential of making a difference in this world. Am I aiming too low, at the wrong goals, or just without the right strategy to succeed?"
The Exit Plan is the answer to those questions.
The Gen X career crisis is real.
You see the change coming. You're done, but not done.
1. You've led change for years, you can read a room. The restructure hasn't been announced. But you know.
2. Or you're already out. Severance in the account, calendar suddenly empty, everyone asking what's next.
3. Or you're done. Career on top, title intact, still not fulfilled. Fed up, and wanting more.
Three doors. Same question: what now?
PUT ME ON THE LIST!
Hey. Its Alex..
I got my crisis delivered in one conversation, after 25 years in corporate, 13 of them at IKEA.
They called the restructure "Simplify." One Monday: no job, no plan, no next week. Just a white paper.
Then the flip. Nobody had written on that paper. No company, no boss, no title. For the first time in 25 years, it was mine.
Hell and heaven. Same paper.
I built my exit plan on that paper. Then a business. Multiple 6-figures in 3 years, aiming for 7. Then: The Exit Plan so you can carve out your next step in forty days instead of finding your way in the dark like I did.
25 years in corporate. Expert in leadership, change, communication & marketing. ICF certified coach since 2017. Over 500 leaders developed. And now, building a community for Gen X career crisis friends.