When someone gets like a devastating call and they learn that they're being fired,

what should they do practically in the first 24 to 48 hours?

Don't sign anything.

You really think that as soon as something like this happens to you,

that everyone's sort of like gossiping and talking about it.

And when you walk into the room, I like to say, you know,

you feel like you're wearing a scarlet F.

Yeah, yeah.

Nobody cares.

How do you balance the decision making between the right now job and the right job?

I think that's a really good question.

I mean...

What's up, Rich friends?

And welcome back to another episode of Net Worth and Chill.

I'm your host, Vivian 2, aka Your Rich BFF, and your favorite Wall Street Curly.

And I always like to say that I'm on my third do-over.

First, a Wall Street trader, turned media salesperson, and now a content creator.

I like to also consider myself an author, a podcaster, and

your rich BFF. I've lived many lives professionally. But here's the reality. Career pivots aren't

just common anymore. They're practically inevitable. Whether driven by personal growth, industry

shifts, layoffs, or restructuring, most of us will navigate multiple career changes.

And right now, the job market feels particularly chaotic. People are confused, frustrated,

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