When life throws an unexpected curveball like losing a long-term federal contract, how do you rebuild?
In this deeply personal episode, our host shares the emotional journey of suddenly losing a federal position after years in labor and employee relations. From the initial shock to finding resilience, this story dives into what it really takes to turn job loss into personal growth.
You’ll hear about:
- The financial and emotional impact of losing a career you’ve built your life around
- Moving through depression, self-doubt, and uncertainty toward healing and hope
- The role of self-care, support systems, and mental health during major transitions
- Finding new opportunities through entrepreneurship and reinvention
- Honest reflections on following your own advice in today’s job market
Whether you’re navigating a career change or supporting someone who is, this episode reminds you that you’re not alone and that every ending holds the potential for transformation.
🎧 Listen now and join us on the journey from employment to empowerment.
Career Compass
Finding a new career path after leaving the military can be a challenging and stressful process. On the Career Compass with Alisha D Brown, veterans and transitioning military members can discover valuable strategies to simplify their career transition. Alisha provides helpful advice on creating compelling resumes and building successful careers, which can significantly reduce the frustrations associated with this transition period.
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Meet the Host
As a Career Development Consultant, much of my knowledge and expertise exude from my career as a federal Human Resource Specialist of 14 years. I am a Veteran of the United States Navy, where I honorably served for ten years, five months, and 16 days (I’ll never forget those numbers!). I graduated from Saint Leo University, a well-known and veteran-friendly educational institution, where I earned my bachelor’s degree in HR Management with a minor in Psychology.