Here's how you can recover from a career setback.

Never Blame Others. You are responsible for all your happenings. Learn from your mistakes, thank your enemies and betrayers, they have shown the new way, when doors are closed windows are always open, never never leave your hope. Only hope and confidence which you have will make you fly with colors, Never Never Give Up

Take the opportunity to reflect on what you want to have in your future job and what you clearly don’t want to have anymore in your daily work routine. Think on the shifts you want to take and how to materialise the change: do you need training, self-study, or more a personalised coaching ? Finally, put your plan and motion and don’t be complacent. It will take efforts, energy and dedication but your future will be brighter.

Once you understand what happened and Why it happened, then the burden of blaming yourself and negativity will be far away from you.

Accept and Reflect: Acknowledge the setback and reflect on what went wrong and what you can learn. Seek Feedback and Support: Get constructive feedback from mentors or colleagues and lean on your support network for advice and encouragement. Develop a Plan: Set clear, achievable goals and create a step-by-step action plan. Improve Skills: Identify and address any skill gaps with training or courses, and apply new skills in real-world situations. Rebuild Confidence: Focus on small wins to build confidence and maintain a positive mindset. Network and Seek Opportunities: Expand your professional network and look for new opportunities or projects. Stay Resilient and Adaptable: Cultivate resilience, and stay flexible, and be open to new paths.

Allow yourself to process emotions. Also acknowledge your feelings, but don't dwell on them. Reflect on the situation. Identify what went wrong and what you could have done differently.

Support becomes key once you realize that no one is always perfect in everything and that we are always susceptible to low moments in life and majorly in relation to career. Mentors or professional coaches provide an understanding of the aspects we view out of reach providing a more realistic view of what entials career. Through their help we keep improving and perfecting ourselves, not to be like them, but a better version of ourselves.

It's also important to keep exploring, up-skilling and developing yourself. Learn new things and keep practicing and training your hands on new and evolving trends. Identity a good niche and seek certifications in it. These will go a long way in helping you to breakaway from a career setback and in helping you to become an expert in your field.

Rebranding yourself can be a powerful thing. The irony is that everyone attempts this once a year in early January and fails to accomplish their goals within a few short weeks. To be honest, I think you have to hit rock bottom to have that infernal fire lit. There is beauty in failure but often times you aren't ready to receive, understand, and act on it.