WTF?! I Got Fired by Jessica Chauhan
A raw, illustrated journey through the heartbreak of job loss
...and the emotional rebound you didn’t know you needed.This isn’t another “how to bounce back” manual.
It’s the emotional permission slip you didn’t know you were waiting for.Through bold art and unfiltered truth, this book captures the shame, shock, and secret relief of getting fired — and offers a soft place to land while you find your footing again.If you’ve ever whispered “WTF just happened to my life?”
This book is for you.
This isn’t a guide to getting rehired.
It’s a warm, honest hug for anyone who’s ever been kicked out of their career and left wondering, “What the f*ck just happened?”With stunning illustrations and painfully relatable moments, this book is for anyone navigating shame, grief, burnout, and unexpected freedom.
About the Author
Jessica is a seasoned marketing leader, a spiritual seeker, and the kind of person who turns rock bottom into art.
She wrote this book not to give advice, but to give comfort — to show what it really feels like when the congratulations stop coming… and how to come back stronger anyway..
Get the Book
Ready to feel seen again?This book isn’t just for you — it’s for anyone sitting in the silence after a door closes.A thoughtful gift for someone going through a layoff or firing
A perfect companion piece or ice-breaker for coaches, therapists, or HR teams
A tender, relatable read for anyone who’s navigating grief, burnout, or reinventionWhether you’re giving it to yourself or someone you love, WTF?! I Got Fired is more than a book — it’s an emotional first aid kit with pictures.
Follow Along. Be The Community.
You’re not the only one. You’re just the one brave enough to talk about it.If you’ve been fired, laid off, or cracked open by a life shift — you’re not alone.If you’re ready to stop hiding your pain and start rewriting your story — this is where you begin.💌Follow along. Share it with someone who needs it.
New tools, raw truths, and emotional survival kits dropping soon.
