Hello, my beautiful sisters.
Sometimes, life throws us unexpected curveballs, and losing a work-from-home job can feel like the rug has been pulled out from under you. I want you to know: you are not alone.
Let’s take a moment to acknowledge how heavy this feels, but also to recognize the opportunity hidden in the challenge.
Empathy: You’re Allowed to Feel This
Losing a job is more than losing a paycheck—it’s losing a rhythm, a sense of security, and maybe even a piece of your identity. It’s okay to grieve this change.
The uncertainty of not knowing how to navigate forward can weigh on you, especially when you’ve grown accustomed to the flexibility and freedom that working from home offers.
Reframing the Focus: A New Beginning
Sisters, let’s reframe this moment as a new beginning rather than an ending.
Sometimes, God closes one door so He can guide us to a better one. Think about the skills you’ve gained and the resilience you’ve built. This is your moment to rediscover your worth and refocus on what truly fulfills you.
Trust that your path is already mapped out; you just need to take the first step in faith.
Encouragement: You’ve Got What It Takes
You are resourceful, talented, and capable. Take this time to reassess your goals and desires. Ask yourself:
- What do I love to do?
- How can I turn my passions into opportunities?
- What needs in the world align with my skills?
Use this moment to envision the life you want. Remember, this is not the end of your story—it’s a plot twist.
Practical Steps: Turning Setbacks into Setups

- Give Yourself Time
Allow a moment to process what has happened. Rushing too quickly into the next thing can lead to burnout or decisions that don’t align with your purpose. - Update Your Resume and LinkedIn
Highlight remote-working skills like time management, communication, and problem-solving. - Explore Remote Job Boards
Websites like FlexJobs, Remote.co, and We Work Remotely specialize in remote opportunities. - Reach Out to Your Network
Let people know you’re looking. Often, opportunities come from connections. - Consider Freelancing or Contract Work
If a full-time role isn’t immediately available, freelancing platforms like Upwork or Fiverr could help you bridge the gap. - Pursue a Side Hustle
Think about ways you can turn hobbies into income—whether it’s creating digital content, selling handmade items, or offering consulting services. - Expand Your Skills
Take online courses to learn high-demand skills like project management, digital marketing, or data analysis. - Keep a Daily Routine
Set work hours for job searching and skill-building to maintain structure in your day.
Uplifting Call to Action: Walk Boldly in Faith
Sisters, remember that every challenge is an opportunity for growth. You’ve faced setbacks before, and each time, you’ve risen stronger.
Trust in God’s timing and His plan for your life. Lean into your purpose, and let Him guide your steps.
Here’s your action for today: Write down three things you’ve learned from your work-from-home job. Then write down three dreams you’ve been too scared to chase. Pray over those dreams and commit to taking one small step toward them this week.
You’ve got this, and I’m cheering you on every step of the way.