The Cover Reveal!

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There’s something surreal about seeing your words wrapped in a real book cover for the first time. It’s no longer just a document on a screen or a folder of ideas — it’s something tangible, something that belongs in the world.

I’m beyond excited to share the final cover of my upcoming book, Redefined: Finding Purpose and Power After Job Loss in the Age of Economic Upheaval and AI, launching on November 11, 2025.

This book is for anyone who has faced that silent wall of job loss — not because of their talent or effort, but because of circumstances beyond their control: a shifting economy, automation, corporate restructuring, or even burnout.

Redefined is about resilience and the deeply human process of rebuilding after everything changes. It’s about rediscovering your worth when titles are gone, reframing loss into opportunity, and realizing that your story doesn’t end with a job.

My goal in writing this book is simple: to help as many people as possible navigate the uncertainty of career disruption, reclaim their confidence, and step boldly into what’s next. Because in a world of constant change, reinvention isn’t just possible — it’s powerful.

I can’t wait to walk this journey with you. 💙

📅 Release date: November 11, 2025
📖 Stay tuned for preorder details and early sneak peeks coming soon!

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