Omar Zenhom left a decade of teaching with his partner Nicole to start a business, but warns the jump needs a real exit strategy. An unplanned leap is reckless when you have dependents. He shares how to make the transition safely.
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Yeah, this week we've got a great one. This is a question from John, and it's close to the bone for us. How do you make the leap from a job to starting a business?
Both Nicole and I were teachers, full-time teachers for over a decade, and we made that leap. And making the leap is brave, but if you do it the wrong way, it could be absolutely reckless. You gotta have an exit strategy. You gotta know how to do this without affecting your life too much. Especially if you have a family, you have kids, you have people that are depending on you. If you want our full answer, I answer this question in detail in our full episode. Just go ahead and comment the word, let's say leap. Leap. Yes, the word is leap. So comment the word leap down below in the comments and I'll send you in the DMs the full episode so that you can dig right into it.
