Losing your job can feel like the end of the road. But what if redundancy is actually the start of something better?In Episode 4 of Help! I'm Redundant, host Kevin Pittuck-Bennett sits down with life coach Bill Mann, better known as "The Keep Calm Guy", to discuss how to rebuild after redundancy, regain confidence, and create a positive plan for the future.Together, they explore the emotional impact of losing a job, the benefits of working with a life coach, and why redundancy can sometimes become the catalyst for a career pivot, a fresh start, or even the best thing that ever happened to you professionally.Whether you're currently facing redundancy, supporting someone who is, or simply considering a change in direction, this conversation is packed with practical advice and encouragement.In this episode:• How to rebuild confidence after redundancy• The emotional challenges of job loss• What a life coach actually does• The benefits of coaching during career transitions• Turning setbacks into opportunities• How to identify your next career move• Why a career pivot could transform your future• Finding purpose and direction after redundancy• Developing a positive mindset for changeYou can contact Bill Mann, The Keep Calm Guy using the following contact details:www.thekeepcalmguy.comhello@thekeepcalmguy.com+44 7914 789814Or find his book here: www.thekeepcalmguy.com/booksIf you're affected by redundancy, you're not alone—and there is life after redundancy.Subscribe to KPB Presents for more expert advice, real-life stories, and practical support on a whole host of topics.

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In Episode 3 of 'Help! I’m Redundant!', host Kevin Pittuck-Bennett is joined by Dani, a recruitment expert from ‪Pitman Training Group‬ to talk about one of the biggest worries people face after redundancy: How do you explain it to a future employer?The episode covers:• How to talk about redundancy in interviews• Whether redundancy should go on your CV• What recruiters REALLY think• How to rebuild confidence after losing a job• Common mistakes candidates make• How to turn redundancy into a positive storyYou can contact Pitman for recruitment advice on www.pitman-training.com.Whether you’ve recently been made redundant, are worried about your existing job security, or are supporting someone going through it, this episode offers practical advice and honest reassurance from somebody who works in recruitment every day - and is hosted by someone going through it right now.

Redundancy doesn’t just hit emotionally—it hits financially too. So what should you actually do with your money next?Having been made redundant, Kevin Pittuck-Bennett speaks to Mark Gilbert, a specialist financial advisor for Wesleyan Financial Services, about how to survive redundancy financially.

They discuss what bills you should pay first, what you might be entitled to, how to prioritise your outgoings, what to say to your mortgage lender and options you may not have considered to provide support. You can find Wesleyan here: www.wesleyan.co.ukYou may also like to investigate:https://www.stepchange.org/ - for debt advicehttps://www.moneyhelper.org.uk/en - for government supporthttps://www.citizensadvice.org.uk/This video is the second part of the “Help! I’m Redundant!” series — a 4-part guide to navigating job loss, finances, job searching, and career change.