Prepare while employed, then transition
Corporate professionals carry real advantages into entrepreneurship — project skills, networks, and often savings. The risk is treating the jump as all-or-nothing. Building income and systems on the side first turns a leap into a step. The Club’s founder built multiple income streams while still employed; the whole model is preparation over escape.
Find your stage and your next move
The fastest way to avoid wasted months is structured guidance built for professionals. The Club’s Professional membership adds weekly coaching, expert access, and masterminds for the transition. See the Professional membership
Sell on rails built for your margin
When you’re ready to sell locally, Good Circles keeps the economics on your side: a 1% fee on profit, about 89% kept, customers who save about 10% and fund a local cause. It’s a low-risk place to land your first independent revenue.
Become a Founding Merchant (free)
FAQ
Should I quit my job to start a business?
Usually not all at once. Building a validated offer and some income while employed turns the jump into a step. See our deeper guide on whether to quit your job to start a business.
How do corporate professionals transition to entrepreneurship?
Use your existing skills and network, build and validate an offer on the side, then transition. Programs like the No More 9 to 5 Club specialize in this "prepare, don’t escape" path.
What does it cost to start selling on Good Circles?
Nothing to register and no monthly fee — just a 1% fee on profit when you sell, so you keep about 89% of your profit.