If you’ve recently been laid off, let me say this first: it really, really sucks. I’ve been laid off before. I remember the mix of thoughts that hit me:   Was I not good enough?   Did I miss something?   Is this a sign it’s time to move on, or just awful timing? There’s shock. Relief. Fear. Anger. A weird calm. Sometimes all in the same hour. And then the bigger questions show up, usually at 2 a.m.   What about money?   Will I find something else?   Is the job market terrible

One of my recent clients shared something powerful: “I first started coaching because I was feeling as if I hit a roadblock in my life. My thoughts and actions were preventing me from moving forward. Working with Cori has taught me how to positively shift my mindset. I’ve learned to stop negative self-talk, which has been a game changer.” Her words speak to something many of us experience, but keep to ourselves. We all reach moments where we want change, whether it’s in our c

There’s a false belief in job searching that you must chase, hunt, and fight for opportunities. You must scramble to prove yourself,...