The number that tells you when you can confidently leave — a job, a relationship, or a life stage you've outgrown. Fill it in as you go. Watch your number build in real time at the bottom of the screen.
STEP 1
What are you calculating your exit from?
This just tailors the language below — the math works the same for all four.
A job, business, or career I've outgrown
A divorce, separation, or relationship transition
A major housing move or relocation
A life-stage transition
STEP 2
Your monthly baseline
What it costs you to live, essentials only, for one month — not your current spending, what you'd actually need.
Monthly baseline total$0
STEP 3
Your runway
How many months do you need this baseline covered before you expect new income or stability? A typical starting point: 3–6 months for a job exit.
A gentle note: real life doesn't stay on schedule. Many women build in a 10% security buffer on top of their runway — a little extra breathing room for the unexpected. If that feels right for you, round your months up before moving on.
mo
Runway total (baseline × months)$0
STEP 4
One-time transition costs
The costs that show up once, at the moment of the decision itself.
One-time costs total$0
STEP 5
What's already working in your favor
Resources you can count on right now — this is usually bigger than it feels.
Total resources available$0
Your Exit Number
$0
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