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|August 30, 2025
How losing a job gave me back a life
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For years, I had a title that fit neatly under my email signature and gave strangers something to nod at approvingly. I was lifestyle editor of a national daily, which meant I was paid to have opinions on fashion collections, artisanal everything, and the sudden cultural relevance of matcha. It also meant I had a place to be every weekday morning for three decades - an identity tethered to a desk (even a virtual one, postpandemic) and an endless stream of deadlines.
Then suddenly, I was unemployed. The company where I spent my whole career folded up, according to the official line. I was set to retire at the end of next year, once I hit the prescribed years of service, so it wasn't as if I hadn't been bracing for this day. I just hadn't expected it to arrive ahead of schedule.
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