I Lost My Job...So What? Navigating Job Loss and Finding Purpose Beyond the Paycheck

di Gideon Wright (Autore)

Inkers Call, 2026

You lost your job. But you didn't lose your worth. For people whose identity is built on honest work—machines run, routes driven, crews led - job loss hits deeper than a missing paycheck. It shakes routine, confidence, and purpose. I Lost My Job… So What? speaks directly to that moment of silence after the work stops. This book is not hype, hustle, or empty motivation. It's a steady, grounded guide for navigating job loss with dignity, clarity, and strength - especially for workers, supervisors, and leaders in manufacturing, construction, logistics, and the trades. Through ten thoughtfully structured chapters, the book walks with you from shock to stability, helping you: · Separate your worth from your job title · Lead yourself well when no one is watching · Handle financial pressure without panic · Recognize transferable skills that still matter · Wait without cutting corners or compromising integrity · Return to work changed—wiser, steadier, and more grounded What makes this book different is its dual-track approach: · A Workplace Perspective grounded in leadership, discipline, and practical wisdom · A Faith Perspective for readers who draw strength from Christian belief - presented with respect and without pressure You can engage one voice or both. The goal isn't agreement. It's growth. Whether you were laid off, your contract ended, or your plant shut down, this book reminds you of a critical truth: Work stopped. You didn't. Approximate length: 50 - 70 pages Best for: Skilled workers, supervisors, leaders, and professionals navigating unexpected job loss or transition If you're in the in-between season—and determined not to let it define you—this book was written for you.

• Autore: Gideon Wright
• Anno edizione: 2026
• Editore: Inkers Call
• Formato: EPUB2 con Adobe DRM
• Lingua: Inglese
• Compatibilità: Tutti i dispositivi (eccetto Kindle)
• Layout: Reflowable
• EAN: 9798215464427