Crafting Your 5-Step Unemployment Rebound Plan
Turning unemployment into a period of productivity
The worst feeling on the planet is when you’ve either quit, been fired or even laid off from a job and you wake up days later to bills and unexpected expenses you stress about paying for. For some of us, the uncomfortable feeling that comes with not being productive can add on an additional mental, emotional, and spiritual strain that can take down the most chipper person we can think of.
All this depends on a mindset of growth instead of a mindset of defeat.
However, whether it is for a length of one month or one year, there is a mindset you can adopt during your time of unemployment so that when you are working again you will start from a position of emotional and mental strength, instead of hoping that they won’t see how negative your unemployment may have actually been.
Being unemployed is something we might not always have control over, but choosing how you will engage this period in your life is entirely up to you.
So let’s get into it and understand what your unemployment rebound could look like, whether you are currently unemployed or simply preparing for the hardest of days.
