Seven days to turn what you know and love into one business idea you can test, while you still have a paycheck.
You’ll walk away with your Next Work Blueprint: one page with your offer, who it helps, and your first step to find out if people will pay.
Grab the seven-day workbook that helps you find one idea you could sell, without quitting first or selling your old job back as a consultant.
You know how to do your job. You’re ready to see what else you could build.
The Outgrowing Audit helps you connect what you’re good at, what interests you, and the work you want more of. Then turn those pieces into one idea you could sell.
In seven days, you’ll create your Next Work Blueprint: one page with your offer, who it helps, and your first step to find out if people will pay.
Start building your way out of corporate work before you hand in your notice.
In seven days, you’ll
Finally see what you’re good at, what you love and how other people see you, on one page, so you stop guessing what else you could do.
Get one idea you’re actually excited about, so you’re not stuck choosing between staying put and becoming a consultant.
Know exactly who it’s for and why she’d care, so you’re building for a real person, not for everyone.
Start finding out if people will pay, with three moves on your calendar, so you’re not betting your paycheck on a guess.
For women who are good at their jobs and quietly done with them.
This is for you if
- You’re good at your job, and you’re quietly done with it.
- You’ve brought ideas, effort, and results to work that someone else took credit for.
- You’ve thought about leaving more than once, but you still need your paycheck.
- You have skills, interests, or hobbies you’ve never had room to take seriously.
- You don’t want to sell your old job back as a consultant.
- You want work you’d be proud to put your name on.
This isn’t for you if
- You want someone to hand you a business idea.
- You’re looking for a shortcut to replacing your salary.
- You’re not ready to be honest with yourself yet. That’s fine. It’ll be here when you are.
You’ve been good at your job for a long time. You fix the thing nobody else wants to touch. You make the room work. You make someone else’s numbers look great.
You’ve thought about leaving more than once. Then you think about the paycheck. And the only option anyone suggests is consulting, which sounds a lot like doing the same job without the benefits.
So you stay. The question gets quieter. It doesn’t go away.
You don’t need a better plan. You need to see what you already have, side by side.
What you’re done with, what you’re proud of, what you love, and how people see you. When those sit on one page, you start to see ideas you couldn’t see from inside your job. That’s what this week is for.
Everything inside, for $44.
Seven guided days, about 20 to 30 minutes each. Real examples, guided choices and short answers. No blank journal pages.
I worked through every day myself, and my answers sit right beside yours. You’re never staring at a question wondering what it means.
One page with your offer, who it helps, and your first step to find out if people will pay. It’s the page you’ll keep.
What to say in your first conversation, a short invitation for your first paid try, and three questions to ask afterward. Plus lined notes pages for everything that comes up.
The full seven-day workbook, Amy’s answers on every page, and your Next Work Blueprint. Instant PDF download. Print it or write in it with any PDF app.
Start the Audit · $44The seven days.
Three sections. First you get honest about what’s true, then you see what’s possible, then you decide what’s next.
The first Rootbound night sold out. It was plant bingo at a local brewery.
Why did it work? I didn’t start with a business plan. I put two things side by side: 17 years of knowing how to make an event run, and my love of plants. Then I tried the smallest real version to see if anyone would come.
Inside The Outgrowing Audit, I’ll walk you through how to find your version, one day at a time.
Let’s be real. I was good at my job. That was never the problem.
I started out in hospitality, then spent 17 years in corporate marketing. I didn’t burn out. I was done being someone else.
I wanted to keep using my event experience, but not in weddings or hotels. So I put it next to what I love: plants, something that grows, and a table full of people making it happen together. That became Rootbound. Grow something. Gather somewhere.
Now I’m handing you the same steps inside The Outgrowing Audit, with my answers on every page, so you can find out what your experience and the things you love add up to.
What to know before you begin.
Do I need a business idea before I start?
Do I have to quit my job?
What if my idea has nothing to do with my career?
How much time does it take?
Is this therapy or business coaching?
How do I get it?
Can I get a refund?
You don’t have to wait until you have it all figured out.
If you’ve thought about leaving more than once but still need your paycheck, start The Outgrowing Audit today. In seven days you’ll have one idea, one page, and three dates on your calendar.