I Didn’t 'Make It' Before I Quit Corporate… I Just Knew I Had To

In this episode, I’m breaking down exactly what I did financially to prepare myself before quitting my corporate 9-5 to build Financial Hot Girl.

You guys asked me a bunch of questions on Instagram and we're going through them: what dealing with irregular income has really been like, the unexpected lifestyle adjustments I’ve had to make, and the mindset shifts that genuinely mattered after I handed in my notice.

I’m not gonna pretend I got everything perfect (there were definitely moments I spent more than planned for sure), but I did create a realistic runway that helped me trust myself enough to quit.

If you want to figure out your own quit number, I’ve included the exact spreadsheet I used down here: https://devamsha.beehiiv.com/c/quit-fund

00:00 Intro: Getting Real About Quitting Your 9-5
01:19 Figuring Out How Much to Save (Without Overdoing It)
04:46 My Exact ‘Quit Fund’ Strategy and Number
08:39 Knowing When to Actually Leave (Gut Feelings and Logic)
12:58 The Realities of Irregular Income and Financial Stress
17:27 Adjusting My Lifestyle and Mindset After Quitting
20:04 Unexpected Lessons, Reactions, and Priorities
23:50 Final Thoughts and How to Find Your Own Quit Number

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I’m Devamsha, and I’m redefining entrepreneurship. I’m an ex-corporate, former accountant, building financial wellness through Financial Hot Girl and inspiring other ambitious people build personal brands part-time.

🎧 Not financial advice. Financially hot advice. *This content is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. I am not a financial adviser, and you should always do your own research or speak to a qualified professional before making financial decisions. Investments can go up and down in value and you may get back less than you invest. Capital is at risk.