Author: Fired to Inspired

FIRED STORY:  KATRINA – FROM CORPORATE CONFUSION TO ENTREPRENEURIAL CLARITY

When One Door Closes, Build Your Own Doorway Fifteen years after college, freelance graphic designer Katrina was enticed by the security of a job offer from a global Fortune 500 women’s clothing retailer. Her vision of stability quickly unraveled.On her first day, instead of orientation, she found an empty office with a desk and computer. […]

FIRED STORY: DANA – Following a Higher Calling

By every conventional measure, Dana had achieved remarkable success as an insurance agent, consistently exceeding financial goals, earning luxury vacation awards, and memberships to exclusive country clubs. He had everything society told him he should want, yet an unwavering spiritual void lingered. While building his insurance career, Dana volunteered with his church and discovered a […]

FIRED STORY: CHERYL

When Integrity Costs Everything As a forty-something corporate executive, Cheryl’s reputation for competence and professionalism was legendary. After eleven years of dedicated service, she was terminated without notice. The catalyst? Her diligent compliance oversight uncovered concerning unethical practices by the newly appointed CEO. Through the aftermath of her firing Cheryl experienced a range of emotions: […]

Finding Light in the Deepest Darkness – Daniel’s Story

As vice president of operations for a national company managing group homes for developmentally disabled adults, Daniel faced an unimaginable convergence of professional and personal catastrophes. Just four months into his role, a resident murdered an employee during the night shift. In the ensuing political firestorm, which involved statewide media coverage and government investigations, Daniel […]

The Art of Turning Devastation into Opportunity – Marcie’s Story

For four years, Marcie flourished as marketing director at a prominent nonprofit religious organization. She had cultivated deep relationships with her boss, colleagues, and an impressive network of influential donors. When the beloved CEO retired, Marcie felt secure in her position, perhaps dangerously so. That security evaporated in seven brutal days. The new CEO summoned […]