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When One Door Closes…

April 3, 2024

We often encounter unexpected twists and turns that challenge us to adapt and grow. However, job loss is one of the most daunting experiences many of us face.

Sudden upheavals, such as downsizing, restructuring, or other circumstances beyond our control, can leave us feeling adrift in a sea of uncertainty.

The emotional toll is palpable for many recently laid-off friends and clients.

It’s normal to have unanswered questions, such as whether you’ll secure employment again, how you’ll manage your financial obligations, or if your age might be a barrier in the job market. 

Every ending marks a new beginning, and feeling lost and unsure is to be expected during this transition. But how do you handle the rollercoaster of emotions while going through it? Here are a few tips:

-Allow Yourself To Feel. It’s normal to grieve the loss of your job and the stability it provides. It’s okay to feel angry, sad, or frustrated; acknowledging these emotions can help you move forward.

-Don’t Dwell On The Past. Embrace the future with curiosity and openness. This is your opportunity to reassess your priorities, delve into new interests, and pursue passions that may have been put on hold.

-Take Control Of Your Finances. Create a budget, explore alternative sources of income, and reach out to your network for support and guidance.

Your job title or paycheck does not define your worth. You are capable, resilient, and deserving of success, no matter what challenges come your way. 

And always remember, When One Door Closes, Another One Opens.

If you’re struggling with a difficult transition, professionally or personally, I’m here to help. You can schedule a free mini-session with me here

Happy Wednesday!

xo, Jackie

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