I recently faced a significant career setback when I was let go from my position as a student conduct coordinator at a college in upstate New York, where I had just started my full-time professional career after graduating with my Master's in college student affairs in May. For years, I have been dedicated to supporting students through various roles, including as a Resident Assistant and peer mentor, and my passion for advising and mentoring has only grown. However, despite my enthusiasm and commitment, I found myself isolated and lacking the necessary support from my superiors, which ultimately led to my dismissal. This experience has been incredibly difficult for me, as it's the first time I've ever been let go from a job. I've felt devastated and heartbroken, questioning my path and how to move forward. I truly love the work I do and want to continue making a positive impact on students' lives. Now, I'm seeking advice on how to heal from this experience, what steps I should take next, and how I can strive to be better for my future students and colleagues. Writing this has been a reflective process for me, and I'm eager to take intentional and productive action moving forward.