Author: Fired to Inspired

The Grief Cycle Nobody Warns You About

Career books and self-help experts love to talk about reinvention. They talk about networking, polishing your résumé, personal branding, and “turning setbacks into opportunities.” What they rarely talk about is grief. Because getting fired is grief. Literally. Bruce Feiler, author of Life is In the Transitions uses the term “lifequate” to describe a pivotal event […]

Your Non-Negotiables List: The Clarity You Need Before Your Next Move

Before you update your résumé, scroll job boards, or say yes to the next opportunity that comes your way, there’s one step that matters more than all the rest: defining your non-negotiables. These are the standards you refuse to compromise on no matter how uncertain, uncomfortable, or urgent your situation may feel. Because when you’ve experienced job […]

Surviving the First 30 Days After Being Fired: Finding Stability in the Shock

Even if you sensed it coming, the moment you are fired becomes often brings a rush of emotions—shock, fear, anger, embarrassment, and uncertainty. The first 30 days after being fired are about stabilization for you and your family. This is your survival phase. Your primary goal now is to regain your footing, protect your well-being, […]