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3 Steps to Stay Positive When Losing Your Job
Posted: 16 February 2009 04:42 PM   [ Ignore ]
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Changes, changes, it seems that everywhere we look things seem to be unpredictable and uncontrollable. How can you maintain your power with so many changes?

Today everyone faces challenges in business and in life. And even positive experiences such as getting a promotion or a new business relationship can present you with challenges. For example, a new position brings new responsibilities and sometimes new headaches. The key to overcoming any challenge is to empower yourself through the event. In fact, life’s challenges and adversities can be one of the most inspiring, creative and resourceful periods of your life, if you take the steps to focus on the positive and not the negative.

Unfortunately, most people have a predisposition to emotions that dictate how they react to challenges, changes and transitions. And the majority of times these emotions are not positive. Often, they are based on resistance and fear, and they put people in the position of reacting and not responding in a way to manage the situation.

The following tips will help you gain the confidence to face many challenges head on and turn them around into opportunities.

Remember it is not about you. Most businesses lay off based on certain financial targets and commitments they have made to the shareholders, bankers, and/or Board of Directors.  Just remember “it is business, not personal.”  Don’t judge yourself as unworthy or a victim because you weren’t selected.  This may be the chance you have been waiting for to do what you always wanted to do.

Allow yourself to take this time to create the vision you want for your work.  Think about ways you can apply your acquired skills in another environment. Revisit how your skills were under utilized in your old position.
 
Focus on the road ahead.  This transition might just be offering you one of life’s natural and periodic times of a needed readjustment and renewed commitment.  Continue to explore and reinvent yourself to fit the needs of your desired outcome.  Keep your eyes on the “possibilities,” there are many!  See the job transition as a new beginning.

Betty LaMarr is the CEO of Nadisa Associates, a career and professional empowerment coaching company that has been helping ordinary people to achieve extraordinary results in their career and life choices. For more information please go to our website at: http://www.nadisa.com or email at: (JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) find out how prepared you are to deal with a new job opportunity, take our complimentary assessment Influence & Politics and get immediate feedback.  Click on the link: http://www.assessmentgenerator.com/H/cRblamarr1233941048.html

 
 
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