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We witness many people who immediately or gradually start to assume the identity of a job seeker... to the point where that's literally how they view themselves. This is especially common after a layoff. Here's our message to you: please anchor back to yourself. Your layoff is just something that's happened to you - you're still you. (You're allowed to be).

Are you maximizing the impact of your networking meetings?  Are you comfortable with articulating "your sell" in that meeting? Most people aren't.  Here's how to next-level your networking meeting, and transform it from a favor you're asking to a foundation for actual job consideration.  THE KEY: It's in "the sell" ... and it's much easier than you think! Watch this quick video for an actionable 3-step process to next-level your networking meetings. (There's a full-length, more detailed...

The silence. This is often the 2nd thing people experience after a layoff, behind the initial feelings of shock.  You are not alone in this. The silence is deafening after you spend 40+ hours/week alongside your team & collaborators, pouring your time and energy into your work, firing messages & emails back and forth, hopping from meeting to meeting... and within minutes or next-day you're sitting alone at your home computer; no Teams or Slack; no work email open; total silence (and...