Grief is an asset: Life after layoff.
Bouncing back always comes with whiplash.
Chances are, whoever let you go wasn't very good at it. They're likely decent humans, but most people aren't trained to end things with compassion. My guess is that you got a scripted monologue, a short meeting, and were left to go figure out the rest on your own.
This is an hour to get what that exit didn't give you: honesty. About where you actually are right now — in the space between the world you knew and the one that hasn't arrived yet — and why powering through it usually costs you more in the long run.
This is NOT a job-search workshop or a networking event. We have work to do before those are useful to anyone.
I'm Krysta. I write and work with founders on navigating exactly this kind of disorienting transition. This session pulls from my book, How Not to Fck Up Your Startup*, but it's for anyone whose plans got interrupted lately, not just founders.
Friday, July 31 · 9am PT / 12pm ET · 1 hour · Free · Google link sent on registration