The Career Escape Plan (On Your Terms)

Escape the Rat Race. Design a Career You Love.

The Career Escape Plan is your blueprint for breaking free from an unfulfilling job and building a career aligned with your values, goals, and financial freedom.

Whether you're stuck between stability and passion, battling burnout, or simply craving meaning in your work - this book will help you redefine success on your terms.

In this guide, you will learn how to:

- Align your career with your personal values and life purpose

- Build a financial cushion that gives you the freedom to pivot

- Navigate mid-career dilemmas and senior-level stagnation

- Transition into meaningful work, consulting, or entrepreneurship

- Overcome fear of instability and reimagine your legacy

Through real-life case studies, self-reflection prompts, and actionable strategies, Rajesh Minocha, Certified Financial Planner and author of Retire on Your Terms, walks you through a practical escape plan to make work joyful again.

Why read this book?

Because life is too short to feel stuck in a job you hate - and too long not to live with purpose.

Create a life you don't need to escape from.

Rajesh is an MBA (Finance) from JBIMS, Mumbai and a Certified Financial Planner (CFP) with over 21 years of experience in leading organisations like ICICI & Franklin Templeton.

After achieving his financial freedom, he set up Financial Radiance in 2016. He coaches and helps his clients achieve financial freedom.

Rajesh is the author of the Book, Retire on your terms. This book is for you if you have been struggling to maintain a work-life balance, or are in a job just to pay your bills, and not because the job is aligned with your passion. This book helps you achieve financial freedom and prepare to lead a happy and meaningful retirement life. This book provides a practical action strategy, and checklist and alerts you on mistakes to be avoided.

The book starts with my story and how I achieved financial freedom at the age of 45 years. It is also about meticulous planning prior to retiring and following inherent passion post-retirement. If I could do it, anybody can!