Fighting FIRED With Fire: A Guide to Coping with Job Loss, Rising from the Ashes and Igniting a Career You Love

Have you recently been let go, laid off or fired? Are you worried about what’s going to happen with your career next? Are you battling emotional issues such as self-doubt and anxiety?

Before you burn down the building, read this first.

Fighting FIRED With Fire offers guiding solutions to help cope with job loss, relatable stories from others who have experienced unemployment, and invaluable tips on how to start rebuilding a career that you love. If you’ve recently experienced unexpected unemployment, you may not know where to turn for words of encouragement, what to do next or how to overcome this obstacle. Fighting FIRED with Fire will show you that you’re not alone in this career transition.

• The author’s own personal trip-ups and successes in her job loss journey
  


• Real-life unemployment stories from those who have experienced this career setback
  


• Tips for dealing with the variety of emotions to expect and how to constructively cope with them
  


• Expert advice from professionals who’ve been on both sides of the table
  


• How to turn this temporary setback into a silver lining for your career and your life
  


• Four easy-to-follow action plans to guide you on a successful transition.

Follow the advice in this book and you’ll have more confidence to bounce back and build a career and future you can be excited about! I promise that after reading this book, you will find comfort in knowing that you’re not alone, that you can overcome this temporary career setback and go on to experience a meaningful career that you’ve always dreamed of. The career re-building and passion igniting tips, tricks and stories will encourage and inspire you to take action and let success be your ultimate revenge. All you have to do is read each section, follow the easy-to-follow action plans at the end of each chapter and hold yourself accountable.

That’s it! Take control of your career and know you’re not alone. So what’s stopping you from showing your friends, loved ones and colleagues that you’re a survivor they can be proud of?