There’s no manual for getting through a layoff, but there are things we can do to make sure it sucks a little less.

Layoffs can reshuffle your whole life—and sometimes that’s good. But losing your sense of ownership shouldn't be part of the deal.

Let’s scratch the idea that careers only go in one direction: up. Life rarely goes according to plan, so it's best to learn how to stay grounded and build a resilient career.

Layoffs and other big, unexpected changes can be tough, but they also offer a chance to get some headspace. And maybe that can mean taking steps towards a more fulfilling career.

Layoffs often come unexpectedly, so you can't really prepare for them. However, there are some practices that you can include in your routine to make yourself feel more reassured and ready. I wouldn't miss any of them in a future job.

Some of us grow up knowing exactly what we'd like to be one day, some of us have no clue—but are sure that owning a business is definitely not on our to-do list. That is, until we suddenly get laid off and the corporate world doesn't look as rosy anymore. A personal story about doing something I never planned to do.