How to Escape Corporate at 50 & Build Your Next Act – with Tabatha Jones.

What if the life you really want is waiting on the other side of your comfort zone?

In this inspiring episode, I sit down with Tabatha Jones, aka The Corporate Escape Sherpa™, who walked away from a thriving 20-year tech career in Corporate America at 50—and never looked back. Now, she helps high-achieving Gen-X women break free from careers they’ve outgrown and step boldly into entrepreneurship without burning it all down.

We talk about the fears that keep women stuck in jobs they no longer love, the myths of midlife reinvention, and the strategic steps you can take to build a business before leaving your 9–5.

In this episode:

💼 Why so many smart, capable women stay stuck—and how to shift out

🧭 What it really means to be a Corporate Escape Sherpa™

🚀 The mindset shifts needed to go from “maybe someday” to “profitable next act”

🔥 The most surprising part of building a second act after 50

💡 Why your skills, experience, and intuition are your biggest startup assets

If you’ve ever felt called to reinvent yourself, start a business, or reclaim your power in midlife, this is your sign.

https://www.corporateescapesherpa.com/corporateescapestarterkit

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