Title: How to Cope With Losing Your Job and How to Move On
Headings: Coping With Job Loss
Career Planning Job Loss
Coping With Job Loss
Dealing With Job Loss
Taking Care of the Practical Stuff
Moving On

Content: There is a typical cycle that most people experience when they go through the loss of a job. It includes denial, anger, frustration, and eventually adaptation. Dealing With Job Loss
As you can see, being separated from one's job is tough and many people experience grief much in the same way they do when someone close to them dies. It is not terribly surprising since a significant part of your life goes away when you lose your job. Many of us closely identify ourselves by what we do for a living. When someone takes your job away, you can lose track of who you are and even why you are, that is, your purpose in life. If you let it, dealing with the emotional aspects of losing your job can keep you from moving forward. Have yourself a good cry and rant to your friends and family (not your coworkers) about your miserable boss. Then try to put your emotional issues aside while you address a number of significant practical ones. The first thing you must do is determine how long your financial resources will sustain you.