The first time I was let go, it ripped my foundation apart. My whole identity was wrapped up in my job title. I was sad, I was scared, and I didn't know what to do. So I did what most people do. I updated my resume, applied for everything, and hoped for the best.
After that, I quietly built my Plan B on the side. So the second time I was let go, just before Christmas, with two small kids and very little coming in at home, I didn't panic. I knew my next move, what it would pay, and where to start.
It wasn't the end of my world.
It was a Tuesday.
In 15+ years of recruitment, I've read tens of thousands of resumes. And I saw the same thing over and over. Good people massively undersell themselves, and they wildly underestimate their options.
So I built the Plan B Engine. It does for you what I'd do in a one-on-one session: finds your edge, shows you your real options, and puts real dollars on them. A Plan B, ready before you need it.





