Career Freedom Accelerator for IT Professionals

This course contains the use of artificial intelligence.

AI was used to assist with copy editing, grammar, and formatting on the course materials. The course content, frameworks, and consulting experience are entirely Aurobinda Mondal’s own, built from 20+ years at AWS Professional Services, Capital One, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, Citibank, Mastercard, and Palantir, and the real process he used to build his own consulting practice.

I spent 20 years at those companies. I processed millions of transactions, led engineering teams, and built platforms companies bet their business on. Then I did the math on what those companies actually billed clients for my work versus what they paid me. The gap wasn’t small. That’s the reason this course exists. This is a system for calculating exactly how much value you’re leaving on the table, and building a consulting practice around reclaiming it, while your paycheck still clears every two weeks. You don’t need to quit anything to start.

What you’ll actually do across the 6 modules:

– Calculate your true hourly worth using the same math consulting firms use to bill you out

– Turn your most expensive solved problems into a positioning statement clients pay for

– Find the 10 to 15 hours a week you already have without touching your day job

– Reconnect with your existing network without it feeling like a pitch

– Run a discovery call that ends in a signed agreement, not an awkward silence

– Launch a 30-day sprint structured enough that you actually finish it

Who this is for: mid-to-senior IT professionals who’ve built real expertise and are tired of someone else deciding what that expertise is worth. If you’re comfortable with your current trajectory, this isn’t for you; the exercises are built for people who want to actually change something, not simply read about it.

I’m Aurobinda Mondal. I built this system to get myself out of the golden handcuffs first.

Everything in it is the version of the process that actually worked for me, not a theory.

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