Should I Stay or Should I Go?
Should I Stay or Should I Go
A workshop for women who are done pretending everything is fine.
You've spent years being the one who holds it together. You've adapted, accommodated, and over-functioned — and somewhere along the way, you started wondering if this is really the life you want.
Not because you're selfish. Because you finally started paying attention to yourself.
Should I Stay or Should I Go is a live course designed for women in midlife who are facing one of the hardest questions a person can ask: Do I stay in this marriage, or do I go?
This isn't about convincing you to leave — or to stay. It's about helping you get honest about what you actually want, understand what you can and can't change, and show up as your clearest, most grounded self — whatever you decide.
Inside the course, you'll:
- Clarify what you truly need from a relationship (not what you've been told to want)
- Understand why you can't change your partner — and what you can do instead
- Learn to advocate for yourself and set boundaries without guilt or war
- Work through a framework to make this decision from your values, not your fear
This is the thinking space you haven't had. The honest conversation no one around you can quite have with you.
What you'll get:
- A Live Workshop and Q&A with Dr. England (Thursday, October 8, 11am-1pm CT, live inside Kajabi)
- If you can't make it live, you'll get full access to the replay and can still submit questions ahead of time
- 90 days of access to rewatch anytime
- 90-120 minutes, including teaching and Q&A
- 4 downloads included: Workshop Slides, Workshop Reflection Guide, the Clarity Compass Decision Framework, and Questions to Ask an Attorney
Your privacy matters. Join with your camera off and use just a first name or initial. This is a space to be honest, not to be seen.
Founding price: $97. This rate ends once the workshop becomes a self-paced course, priced at $147.
This workshop is educational and isn't a substitute for therapy, and it isn't intended for anyone in an unsafe or potentially abusive relationship. If that's you, please contact the National Domestic Violence Hotline (1-800-799-7233) first.
